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11 Cards in this Set
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Proximity
Mere Exposure Attractiveness Similarities |
Factors that affect attraction
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This type of attraction is based on the ability to physically be around someone based on distance.
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Proximity
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Attraction caused by being around someone a lot.
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Mere Exposure
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Enjoying or disliking people because of their Positive or Negative Personality or Physical features. (pf is more important in the short run, p is important in the long run)
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Attractiveness
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Being attracted to someone that is somewhat like us in some way. (Nationality, Attitudes, Physical Abilities, Intelligence, Ect.)
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Similarities
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Attraction to a partner who has traits that you do not posses but might desire. (ex. when an introvert dates an extrovert)
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Complementary
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if someone likes us, but they don't like us, then eventually we won't like them.
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Reciprocity of liking
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Rewards - Cost = Profits
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Social Exchange Theory
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Comparing previous relationships and others relationships to what we should expect from a partner.
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Comparison Level
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Questioning your other options outside of a relationship
1) Leave to be single 2) Leave for someone else 3) Stay in the relationship The more dependent you are in the relationship the less likely you are to think of this |
Comparison Level for Alternatives
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You should get as much out of a relationship as you put into a relationship.
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Equality Theory
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