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Attraction
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Perguntas do quiz (10)
1Which of the following best describes the role of pheromones in human attraction?
- AThey are consciously perceived scents that influence attraction.
- BThey are unconscious chemical signals that can affect attraction.
- CThey have no impact on human attraction.
- DThey are only relevant in animal species, not humans.
2The "Love Bridge" study by Dutton and Aron demonstrated that:
- APhysical proximity increases attraction.
- BArousal from fear can be misattributed to attraction.
- CWomen are more likely to approach men on high bridges.
- DMen are more likely to approach women on high bridges.
3Which hormone is primarily associated with the formation of romantic bonds and feelings of attachment?
- AAdrenaline
- BOxytocin
- CDopamine
- DSerotonin
4According to evolutionary psychology, individuals are attracted to those who:
- AShare similar genetic markers to ensure genetic diversity.
- BDisplay traits that signal good health and fertility.
- CHave similar personality traits to themselves.
- DAre from the same cultural background.
5Which of the following is a biological factor that can influence attraction?
- AShared hobbies
- BSimilar political views
- CGenetic compatibility
- DCommon life experiences
6The concept of "misattribution of arousal" suggests that:
- APeople can misinterpret physiological responses as attraction.
- BAttraction is solely based on physical appearance.
- CEmotional responses have no impact on attraction.
- DArousal from exercise can decrease attraction.
7Which of the following is NOT a characteristic that evolutionary psychology suggests is attractive?
- ASymmetry in facial features
- BClear skin
- CHigh levels of body fat
- DYouthfulness
8The "halo effect" in attraction refers to:
- AThe tendency to assume someone is attractive because they are kind.
- BThe belief that attractive people have other positive qualities.
- CThe idea that attraction is solely based on physical appearance.
- DThe preference for partners with similar interests.
9Which of the following is a limitation of biological theories of attraction?
- AThey ignore the role of genetics.
- BThey do not account for cultural and social influences.
- CThey overemphasize the importance of physical appearance.
- DThey focus too much on environmental factors.
10Which of the following is a potential consequence of the biological basis of attraction?
- AAttraction is entirely random and unpredictable.
- BAttraction is influenced by both biological and environmental factors
- COnly genetic factors determine attraction.
- DAttraction is solely based on social norms.
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