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KembaraXtra-Psychology - attitude similarity hypothesis
The attitude similarity (similarity-attraction) hypothesis states that people tend to be more attracted to others who share their important attitudes and values, a proposition that has been strongly and consistently supported by empirical findings; it is contrasted with the need complementarity hypothesis.
The attitude similarity (similarity-attraction) hypothesis states that people tend to be more attracted to others who share their important attitudes and values, a proposition that has been strongly and consistently supported by empirical findings; it is contrasted with the need complementarity hypothesis.
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