Multiple Choice
Rebecca Curtis and Kim Miller (1986) assigned participants at random to have a conversation.One member of each pair was given "special" information that actually changed his or her behaviour.Results of their experiment reveal that when
A) people meet for the first time, complementarity influences attraction.
B) people meet for the first time, attitude similarity determines liking.
C) someone holds similar attitudes to our own, we like them better.
D) we think someone likes us, we actually behave in more likable ways.
E) someone holds dissimilar attitudes to our own, we like them better.
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