A) Mutual understanding.
B) Giving and receiving support.
C) Valuing and enjoying being with one another.
D) All of these choices.
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A) perfectly average is quite attractive.
B) perfectly average is quite unattractive.
C) modest caricatures of attractive features are quite unattractive.
D) None of these choices.
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A) self-fulfilling prophecies.
B) personality traits that are genetically linked with physical appearance.
C) psychological reactance to social expectations.
D) social and economic differences in family background.
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A) black-and-white
B) color
C) mirror-image
D) true-image
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A) Sandra and Gary, who can clearly see one another's faults.
B) Laars and Michelle, who have positive illusions about each other.
C) Dorothy and Jacques, who have plenty of money and no children.
D) All of these couples will be unhappy.
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A) avoidant.
B) dismissive.
C) fearful.
D) anxious-ambivalent.
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A) likeness-leads-to-liking phenomenon.
B) social facilitation effect.
C) differential sensibility phenomenon.
D) social exchange theory.
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A) vulnerable and exposed
B) isolated and lonely
C) dislike for their conversation partner
D) remarkably close to their conversation partner
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A) similarity of values
B) similarity of academic competence
C) physical attractiveness
D) common family background
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A) companionate love.
B) storge.
C) secure attachment.
D) committed friendship.
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A) 25%
B) 89%
C) 102%
D) None of these choices
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A) the absence of conflict."
B) consistent praise."
C) autonomy."
D) authenticity."
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A) The owners should make sure to use reliable measures of personality to match potential partners.
B) The owners should match people based on their incomes because people are attracted to similar others.
C) The owners should match people based on the subjects they study in school.
D) The owners should match people based on their attractiveness because people tend to pair off with equally attractive others.
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A) novel stimuli are liked more after they have been repeatedly introduced.
B) novel stimuli elicit anxiety even when repeatedly introduced.
C) novel stimuli are always liked upon being introduced.
D) none of these choices.
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A) 7; nearly that many adults
B) 2; nearly that many adults
C) 5; nearly that many adults
D) None of the above
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A) more passionate males
B) more intelligent males
C) more attractive males
D) physically dominant males
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A) consistently evaluate us positively.
B) reverse an earlier criticism and come to evaluate us positively.
C) consistently give us ingratiating feedback.
D) consistently give us constructive criticism.
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A) perfectly average; more familiar
B) below average; more familiar
C) above average; more familiar
D) above average; less familiar
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A) woman on a low, secure bridge.
B) woman on a high, wobbly bridge.
C) man on a low, secure bridge.
D) man on a high, wobbly bridge.
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A) becoming involved in an inequitable relationship.
B) a dysfunctional, co-dependent relationship.
C) being exploited in the early stages of a relationship.
D) a rewarding relationship.
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