Theory and Practice in Interpersonal AttractionSteve Duck |
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... traits to teachers that were already liked . The traits were equally desirable and similar , and dissimilar students attributed the same amount of the trait to the instructors . The difference in their attraction was due purely to how ...
... traits to teachers that were already liked . The traits were equally desirable and similar , and dissimilar students attributed the same amount of the trait to the instructors . The difference in their attraction was due purely to how ...
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... traits were very typical and which were atypical for them . They had also rated the positiveness of each trait . Each evaluation consisted of eight traits . Two of the evaluations listed only positive traits , while the other two ...
... traits were very typical and which were atypical for them . They had also rated the positiveness of each trait . Each evaluation consisted of eight traits . Two of the evaluations listed only positive traits , while the other two ...
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... traits to him . The affective values of these traits can then provide the basis for the formation of attitude toward the other person . III . General discussion Attempts to provide an explanation for the observed similarity - attrac ...
... traits to him . The affective values of these traits can then provide the basis for the formation of attitude toward the other person . III . General discussion Attempts to provide an explanation for the observed similarity - attrac ...
Contents
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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