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In comparing the common sense notions that opposites attract and birds of a feather flock
  together, research results support which of the following?
 
  A) Birds of a feather flock together tends to be true.
  B) Opposites attract tends to be true.
  C) Both statements tend to be true.
  D) Neither statement tends to be true. We can never predict attraction because it is a mystery.

Question 2

Your instructor suggests that many students in the class will find their mates in their classrooms, dorms, or neighborhoods. Your instructor's observation is referring to research findings for
 
  A) the validation hypothesis.
  B) the neighborhood hypothesis.
  C) the association hypothesis.
  D) propinquity, or proximity.



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Answer to Question 1

Muchas Gracias :)

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