The propinquity effect for liking predicts that we will like:
a. strangers
b. our next door neighbours
c. only the opposite sex
d. similar others
e. those who like us
Ans: b
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. was justified in her actions against her husband because of his past psychological abuse b. did not commit the aggravated assault against her husband c. was unable to appreciate the fact her actions were legally or morally wrong at the time of the assault d. currently has a serious psychological disorder, which has not responded to treatment
Regarding giftness, Terman's study, and real-world success, which of the following statements is FALSE?
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