Multiple Choice
You've just moved into a new singles complex,where you have yet to meet anyone appealing.You're going to attend the first "mixer," and you want to increase the odds that any attractive single woman you meet will ask you on a date.Based on the results of a study conducted by Elaine Walster (Hatfield) and her colleagues (1966) you will be more successful in this endeavor if you
A) point out what you have in common with any attractive women you meet.
B) make it a point to remain close to attractive men.
C) try to position yourself beside the same attractive woman at all times.
D) make yourself look as attractive as you can.
E) strike the right balance between intelligence and sensitivity.
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