Mark has seen Andrew out at different places eight or nine times over the past couple of weeks. Mark really didn't think much of Andrew the first couple of times that he saw him, but now Mark likes seeing him and feels like he might want to ask him out. What process best explains Mark's increasing feelings of liking and attraction to Andrew?

Question

Dalia Pennington

Social Studies

11 November, 00:11

Mark has seen Andrew out at different places eight or nine times over the past couple of weeks. Mark really didn't think much of Andrew the first couple of times that he saw him, but now Mark likes seeing him and feels like he might want to ask him out. What process best explains Mark's increasing feelings of liking and attraction to Andrew?

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Karlie · Answer 1

Mere exposure effect

Explanation:

The mere exposure effect is a psychological occurence whereby people tend to develop a liking or preference for things merely because they are familiar with them. it implies that we tend to like things more when they're familiar to us. It is also called the familiarity principle, because it's built on the establishment of familiarity. In the case of Mark and Andrew, it is obvious that mark has become fond of andrew due to the fact that he has become so farmiliar with him based on the fact that they have gone to different places a couple of times resulting into likeness.