Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... responses between stranger and subject . The subject was asked to read the responses of an opposite - sex stranger and then to make a series of evaluations on an expanded version of the Interpersonal Judgment Scale . This scale consists ...
... responses between stranger and subject . The subject was asked to read the responses of an opposite - sex stranger and then to make a series of evaluations on an expanded version of the Interpersonal Judgment Scale . This scale consists ...
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... responses .33 .67 9.47 10.78 10.21 11.33 9.84 11.06 Note . The mean attraction responses were 10.12 and 10.77 for the evaluational processes and computer dating experiments , respectively . variable yielded the only significant effect ...
... responses .33 .67 9.47 10.78 10.21 11.33 9.84 11.06 Note . The mean attraction responses were 10.12 and 10.77 for the evaluational processes and computer dating experiments , respectively . variable yielded the only significant effect ...
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Steve Duck. TABLE 2. Mean attraction responses of males and females with similar and dissimilar dates at two levels of saliency concerning matching information . Level Male Ss Proportion of similar responses Low High Information Salient ...
Steve Duck. TABLE 2. Mean attraction responses of males and females with similar and dissimilar dates at two levels of saliency concerning matching information . Level Male Ss Proportion of similar responses Low High Information Salient ...
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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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