Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... dissimilar stranger . In other words , similar items tend to convey positively valued information while dissimilar items tend to convey negatively valued information about the stranger . In the bogus stranger design , similarity and ...
... dissimilar stranger . In other words , similar items tend to convey positively valued information while dissimilar items tend to convey negatively valued information about the stranger . In the bogus stranger design , similarity and ...
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... dissimilar stranger ( M = 6.733 ) , this effect of similarity on attraction was not significant . Further , the significant Similarity X Description inter- action appeared to be attributable mainly to differences between experimental ...
... dissimilar stranger ( M = 6.733 ) , this effect of similarity on attraction was not significant . Further , the significant Similarity X Description inter- action appeared to be attributable mainly to differences between experimental ...
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... dissimilar to A Dissimilar to A Succorant Stranger Similar to B and complementary to A Complementary to A and dissimilar to B Similar to B and dissimilar to A Dissimilar to A Low Low and dissimilar to B and dissimilar to B * The entries ...
... dissimilar to A Dissimilar to A Succorant Stranger Similar to B and complementary to A Complementary to A and dissimilar to B Similar to B and dissimilar to A Dissimilar to A Low Low and dissimilar to B and dissimilar to B * The entries ...
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Tell me where is fancy bred some thoughts | 1 |
Reinforcement and affect in attraction Gerald L | 25 |
Information processing approaches to interpersonal | 51 |
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