Module 4.3d Quiz

“I am friends with Kaci because she lives close to me,” said Adam. This example illustrates

• the mere exposure effect.

• proximity.

• similarity.

• symmetry.

Which of the following is an example of the mere exposure effect?

• Adrianna has started arriving tardy to her second period class to avoid a group of kids in the hall who constantly tease her.

• Daiyu has seen the same toothpaste ad on television a hundred times, and she hates it more each time she views it.

• Abdul has always loved dogs, and after he asked his parents repeatedly, they allowed him to adopt one from the local shelter.

• Although Guiren didn’t like sushi the first time he tried it, his friend encouraged him to keep eating it, and now it’s his favorite food.

Dr. Pina conducted a study in which she examined the extent to which physical attractiveness predicted whether someone was asked on a date. Which of the following would be an appropriate independent variable in Dr. Pina’s study?

• Facial symmetry

• Whether someone was asked on a date

• Number of miles between participants’ homes

• Shared hobbies

Chandler and Alex just met and are beginning to get to know each other. They are sharing information such as their past accomplishments and life goals. They are engaging in which of the following?

• Mere exposure

• Proximity

• Equity

• Self-disclosure

Dr. Velez is conducting a study in which she asks participants to examine three photos and select the person who seems most likeable. The participant shown in this image chooses face B — which, unbeknownst to her, blends some features from an actual face with features of her own face.This demonstrates the influence of

• physical attractiveness.

• the mere exposure effect.

• equity.

• the reward theory of attraction.

Which of the following provides a logical and objective explanation of why online dating appears to lead to slightly longer and more satisfying relationships?

• Individuals are better able to choose mates who fit their criteria for physical attractiveness via online dating.

• Individuals are able to screen out mates who do not have shared interests via online dating.

• Individuals are more likely to self-disclose in a genuine manner via online dating.

• Individuals are better able to reap social rewards via online dating.

Dr. Auerbach believes that people are attracted to others who reward them and help them achieve their goals. Dr. Auerbach’s beliefs align with

• passionate love.

• the reward theory of attraction.

• equity.

• the mere exposure effect.