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  3. Regular interaction or familiarity seems to increase liking; often, the people we interact with the most are simply those who ar

Regular interaction or familiarity seems to increase liking; often, the people we interact with the most are simply those who ar

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问题     Regular interaction or familiarity seems to increase liking; often, the people we interact with the most are simply those who are closest to us. A classic study by Festinger found that residents of an apartment complex tended to interact with, and like those who happened to live on the same floor more than those who lived on other floors or in other buildings. The researcher did not analyze this phenomenon in terms of the development of in-group versus out-group perceptions and biases, but such an analysis might prove interesting. Likewise, when classroom seating is alphabetical (依字母顺序的) , students are more likely to be friends with people who share the same initial.
    There are two major explanations for the relation between proximity (接近) and liking. The first is simple availability. If most people are nice and easy enough to approach, it follows that proximity will determine who you get to know and, therefore, like. The second explanation is based on the mere exposure effect, that is, simple familiarity increases liking for a person or object that is not necessarily likeable. The mere exposure effect has been demonstrated in the laboratory with some meaningless syllables, which people find more pleasing after they have repeated them several times. It seems reasonable to conclude that repeated exposure to people in proximity to us leads us to like them more.
Which of the following is the best title for the passage? (  )
选项 A、Liking and Similarity.
B、Proximity and Liking.
C、Availability and Friendship.
D、Interaction and Relationship.
答案B
解析 推理题。文章的第一句话“Regular interaction or familiarity…”指出了全文的主要内容，即经常的交往或亲密行为看上去会增加彼此的相似度。文章不涉及友谊和关系问题，CD项错误；liking和similarity意义相近，都是指“相似”，所以A项错误。
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