Information about dissimilar attitudes and beliefs has ________ effect on attraction than does the same amount of information about similar attitudes.
A) a slightly weaker
B) a slightly stronger
C) a very much weaker
D) the same
E) a very much stronger
Question 2
Consistent with the repulsion hypothesis, if you meet someone with whom you share one similar and one dissimilar attitude, you will be MOST likely to ________.
A) ignore the information about your similar and dissimilar attitudes until you have an opportunity to ask your other friends if they know this individual
B) determine whether you like or dislike the person on the basis of the relative importance you assign to the dissimilar/similar attitudes
C) show increased liking for the person even though you may have some concern about your point of dissimilarity
D) focus on the dissimilarity as a basis to not like the individual in question
E) like the person, but only as a casual acquaintance
The Coriolis effect and wind direction.
Habituation to the Aversive Effect of the Odor of Pups
The Serial Position Effect
Effect of Atmospheric Stability
A Simplified Model of Information Flow in Human Memory
Effect of “Moral Restraint” in the Malthusian Model