The observation that repeated exposure to a new stimulus results in increasingly positive evaluations of the stimulus is known as the ________.
A) proportion of familiarity
B) affect-centered model of attraction
C) attitude familiarity effect
D) mere exposure effect
E) similarity-dissimilarity effect
Question 2
According to Zajonc (2001), we generally respond to a stranger with ________ the first time we encounter that person.
A) concern for our personal safety
B) at least mild discomfort
C) open friendliness
D) curiosity
E) a mixture of discomfort and friendliness
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