Social Psychology
Which theory suggests that proximity increases the likelihood of interpersonal attraction?
What strategy would best reduce the impact of cognitive bias in decision making?
Which concept from the triangular theory of love best explains why a couple might decide to stay together long-term, despite the initial passionate spark fading?
Which theory explains why we may be more attracted to people when they reward us?
Which principle is key in explaining the phenomenon of "opposites attract"?
How does familiarity influence our perception of attractiveness?
Which groundbreaking study disputes the often-accepted idea that frequent interaction leads to greater interpersonal attraction?
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Which factor is most likely to increase interpersonal attraction between two individuals according to the proximity principle?
What's a potential criticism of using evolutionary psychology as an explanation for interpersonal attraction?
From the cognitive perspective, why do people often find similarity an important factor in forming close relationships?