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Liking Someone Who Likes You Can Be Explained Using the Concept

Question 166

Question 166

Multiple Choice

Liking someone who likes you can be explained using the concept of:


A) proximity
B) reciprocity
C) similarity
D) self-fulfilling prophecies

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