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What is the main reason why we are more likely to be attracted to those who live or work in close proximity to us?
What is the main reason why we are more likely to be attracted to those who live or work in close proximity to us?
- They have similar facial features to us
- They have a similar name to us
- Our ancestors only approached those they knew well
- We have been exposed to them more often (correct)
According to the text, why do we like people whose facial features and name are similar to ours?
According to the text, why do we like people whose facial features and name are similar to ours?
- Our ancestors only approached those who looked and sounded like them
- People who look and sound like us are more likely to be trustworthy
- We have been exposed to our own face and name for a long time (correct)
- We have a natural affinity for people who look and sound like us
What is the evolutionary reason behind the mere-exposure effect?
What is the evolutionary reason behind the mere-exposure effect?
- People who are exposed to each other more often are more likely to form friendships
- Our ancestors had a natural affinity for those who looked and sounded like them
- People who are exposed to each other more often are more likely to mate
- Our ancestors only approached those they felt comfortable with and truly knew (correct)
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