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we look for ___ amount of ____ time - Answer optimal; affiliation _____ is very hurtful (even physically) - Answer ostracism what happens when our need to affiliate isn't met? - Answer ostracism loss of control (sadness anger) increased sensitivity, decreased cognitive functioning stressful situations that increase our need to affiliate - Answer mortality salience disturbing situation explain how mood affects general liking - Answer positive affect leads to like pope negative affect leads to dislike people direct effect (in regards to liking) - Answer other people say or do things that influence our liking indirect effect (in regards to liking) - Answer unrelated events influence liking mere (repeated) exposure effect - Answer repeated contact w/ something or someone leads to increased liking why does the mere exposure effect occur - Answer discomfort decreases with familiarity cognitive fluency what's the exception to the mere exposure - Answer when initial reactions are strongly negative physical attractiveness related to a number of judgements - Answer Jury decisions, intelligence, trust, health etc

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SOP 3004 Exam 3 Test Questions with
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2026
Updated.
we look for ___ amount of ____ time - Answer optimal; affiliation



_____ is very hurtful (even physically) - Answer ostracism



what happens when our need to affiliate isn't met? - Answer ostracism

loss of control (sadness anger)

increased sensitivity, decreased cognitive functioning



stressful situations that increase our need to affiliate - Answer mortality salience

disturbing situation



explain how mood affects general liking - Answer positive affect leads to like pope

negative affect leads to dislike people



direct effect (in regards to liking) - Answer other people say or do things that influence our
liking



indirect effect (in regards to liking) - Answer unrelated events influence liking



mere (repeated) exposure effect - Answer repeated contact w/ something or someone leads
to increased liking



why does the mere exposure effect occur - Answer discomfort decreases with familiarity

cognitive fluency



what's the exception to the mere exposure - Answer when initial reactions are strongly
negative



physical attractiveness related to a number of judgements - Answer Jury decisions,
intelligence, trust, health etc



halo effect - Answer what is beautiful is good

, why do we perceive attractive people to possess positive characteristics more so than less
attractive people - Answer stereotypes

project desire to form relationships onto them



muscles

"dominance"

Height

good hair

face

confidence - Answer what women are attracted to**



two different forms of attractiveness - Answer childlike and mature



childlike features for women - Answer large eyes

small nose and chin



mature features for women - Answer prominent cheekbones

large pupils

big smile



what do women prefer in men - Answer masculinity

square jaw

prominent chin

heavier eyebrows

thinner lops

high shoulder-to-waist ratio



the color red - Answer associated with increased attractiveness for women



how do female primates display red when ovulating - Answer genitals, chest and face



research shows that women wear _____ more when they're ovulating - Answer red



we use symmetry as a way to judge - Answer who will give us good offspring

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