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- Factors of interpersonal attraction influence our choice of relational partners.
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- The similarity thesis states that similarities form the basis of relationships. Similarities are validating, make others more predictable, and encourage us to like someone we believe will like us.
- Complementarity is when each partner's characteristics
- Some relationships are based on the economic model, called social
- Comparison level (CL) is the minimum standard of what behavior in a relationship is acceptable.
- Comparison level of alternatives (CLalt) is the standard that compares the rewards one receives in a current relationship and what can be expected in other situations.
- We like to be around talented people because we hope others’ skills and abilities will rub off on us.
- Proximity matters because we are likely to develop relationships with people with whom we frequently interact.
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- The similarity thesis states that similarities form the basis of relationships. Similarities are validating, make others more predictable, and encourage us to like someone we believe will like us.
- Complementarity is when each partner's characteristics
- Some relationships are based on the economic model, called social
- Comparison level (CL) is the minimum standard of what behavior in a relationship is acceptable.
- Comparison level of alternatives (CLalt) is the standard that compares the rewards one receives in a current relationship and what can be expected in other situations.
- We like to be around talented people because we hope others’ skills and abilities will rub off on us.
- Proximity matters because we are likely to develop relationships with people with whom we frequently interact.
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