Raul noticed that when he saw other students from his history class, he felt friendly toward them, whether he had interacted with them in the class or not. He is experiencing
a. a chance response. c. physical attraction.
b. the proximity effect. d. the mere exposure effect.
Question 2
Positive feelings arise just on the basis of seeing someone
a. whether there is interaction or not.
b. based on the amount of interaction.
c. because of the familiarity interaction effect.
d. regardless of whether their faces are familiar or not.
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