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| 3 basic facts about attraction |
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Definition
1. physical proximity plays large role in attraction and relationship formation
2. we like those who are physically attractive.
3. we like others who are similar to us |
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| reinformement theorists and the three facts regarding attractin |
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Definition
-proximity increaes chances of classicial conidtioning
- pleasent to look at attractive people. we associate pleasent feeligns with person
- similar people confirm our views. that makes us feel good and those feelings become assoicated with person |
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| soical norms approach to three facts regarding attraction |
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Definition
- can't adhere to norms of communal and echange relatinoships unless we come into contact with other person
- appracoh has little to say about attractivness
- we like those simlar attiudes becuase other can best understand us and we can best understand other. |
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Term
| for self evaulation maintenecne : people strive to imporve thier self essteem thorugh |
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Definition
-refelction process ( you bask in attrctive personss glory)
- comparison precess (you feel good if you're better at something than someone else) |
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| SEM thoery and three facts regarding attraction |
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Definition
- proximity incresaes reflection and comparison porcesses. effects are postive then proximty should increase liking
- effect of physical attract. in reltinohisp depends on domain of comparison
- performance domain is complementary, not similiarity, that is good for close relationship ,. |
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Term
| arouaal attribution theory and three facts regarding attraction |
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Definition
- people who are close to us are more liekly to be near when we are aroused or to arouse us
- we are attracted to phyically attractive people and those who are similar to us becuase we THINK they are more appropriate source of arousal than are others. |
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Term
| four theories of people being attracted to eachother |
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Definition
classical conditioning
social norms
self-evalulation maintenance
arousal attribution. |
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