Interpersonal Attraction |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
EFFECT OF ACCIDENTAL CONSEQUENCES ON LIKING | 11 |
REDUCTION OF ANXIETY | 29 |
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aggression anxiety Aronson asked attitudes attitudinal similarity behavior Berscheid Bull Dogs Byrne choice cognitive Cognitive Dissonance compensation complementarity completion principle condition confederate correlations couples derogate dislike dissimilar dissonance Dittes effect electric shocks evidence example expected experiment experimenter expression of esteem factor feelings Festinger folk psychology friends friendship frustrated girls goal harm-doer high self-esteem homogamy hypothalamus hypothesis increased indicate individual's individuals ingratiation intelligence interaction interpersonal attraction interviewer investigators Kerckhoff Kiesler later-born less Levinger marital marriage married married couples measure MMPI need-complementarity negative evaluation Negroes Newcomb notion observed one's perceived personality similarity physical attractiveness positive possess possible predict produce proximity Psych Psychology punishment questionnaire reasons reciprocated Red Devils reinforcement response reward romantic love romantic partner Schachter self-concept self-esteem person shock situation social desirability social psychology stranger stress subjects tend traits unfavorable variable victim Walster Winch