When Myron and Phoebe met, each envisioned the other as a potential relationship partner because each saw the other as similar in physical attractiveness. This notion is probably due to_____
a. proximity
b. complementarity
c. inclusion
d. the matching hypothesis
d
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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"Cook had been on one blind date in his life. It was in college. By any measure, it was not a success. He recalled it clearly, an hour or so into it. He had been walking with the girl and another couple on a sidewalk bordering a large, dark, empty field. Without a moment of thought, as if he were controlled by aliens who had wired him up, Cook had bolted, sprinting across the lot at top speed
disappearing into the night." (From David Carkett, The Full Catastrophe, p. 113). According to Schultz, this behavior may indicate a high need ___________. A. for affection B. for inclusion C. for control D. to be social E. to be oversocial