ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Jeremy feels that gloria is far too good looking for him, but he's comfortable dating jody, since he sees her as about as physically attractive she is. a psychologist would say jeremy is illustrating the hypothesis.A. matching
B.reciprocity
C. looking glass
D.similarity

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Answer 1
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Answer:

A. matching

Explanation:

-The matching hypothesis refers to a theory that states that people tend to have long relationships with someone they think is equally attractive as they are.

-The reciprocity hypothesis refers to a theory that says that people will respond to a positive action in a positive way and in a negative way to a negative action.

-The looking glass hypothesis states that a person grows through the interaction with other people and what he/she perceives is the perception they have.

-The similarity hypothesis says that people are attracted to others that are similar to them.

According to this, the answer is that Jeremy is illustrating the matching hypothesis.
Answer 2
Answer:

the answer is a just took the test.

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B. receive the golden bull.
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The answer will be D: Become Immortal

Explanation:

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dddddddd it is d :)

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I almost forgot :D

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D. Different societies have different ideas about the purpose of marriage.

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