When Julia and Lyle were dating, their friends thought to themselves, "It will never last. Although he's not bad looking, she is much too beautiful for him." Their friends' statement suggests that Julia and Lyle's relationship violated the
A. contact hypothesis.
B. proximity cues.
C. matching hypothesis.
D. mere-exposure effect.
Answer: C
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a. lead them to try to avoid such interactions altogether. b. lead them to sit closer to African-American conversation partners in the effort to make a good impression. c. lead them to go out of their way to demonstrate how often they think about and notice race-related issues. d. attempt to adopt the behaviors they perceive as being associated with a non-dominant culture.
Focus on reducing conflict among family members and ensuring everyone can maintain appropriate patterns of food preparation and consumption occurs a person has left the hospital
a. before b. after c. both before and after d. either before or after
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A. altruism. B. commitment. C. passion. D. interdependence.
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A. success in business and sports. B. family roles and everyday activities. C. adventure and success in business. D. fantasy and family roles.