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Cards (18)
What does the halo effect describe?
Influence of
attractiveness
on
personality judgments
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What preconceived ideas do we have about attractive people?
They possess positive
personality
traits
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What is the physical attractiveness stereotype?
Positive
traits
attributed to attractive people
Influences
judgments
about their
personality
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Who conducted the study related to the halo effect in 1972?
Dion et al.
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What were the tasks participants had to do in Dion et al.'s study?
Rate pictures,
match
dates, justify matches
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What is the matching hypothesis related to?
Attractiveness
in dating preferences
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What was the setup of the Computer Dance Study by Walster et al. (1966)?
752
students participated
Information fed into a computer for
'ideal match'
Participants were randomly assigned partners
Attractiveness rated by an observer
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What did students do after spending time with their dates in the Computer Dance Study?
Rated
how much they liked their partner
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What was a key finding regarding attractiveness in the Computer Dance Study?
Physically
attractive
partners were
liked
the most
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What behavior did men exhibit in the study regarding attractiveness?
Asked out
partners
they found attractive
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What question arises from the findings of the Computer Dance Study?
Do they support or refute the
matching hypothesis
?
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What are the strengths of the halo effect evaluation?
Research
support for the halo effect
Palmer & Peterson (
2012
)
findings
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What are the strengths of the evaluation regarding evolutionary processes?
Research support
for evolutionary processes
Cunningham et al.
(
1995
) findings
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What are the weaknesses of the matching hypothesis evaluation?
Real-world
research does not support it
Taylor et al.
(
2011
) study on online dating
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What did Taylor et al. (2011) study focus on?
Actual
dating choices
, not fantasy preferences
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What is a counterpoint regarding dating choices and real-world romance?
Dating choices differ from real-world romance
Feingold’s (
1988
) meta-analysis supports
matching hypothesis
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What did Feingold’s (1988) meta-analysis find?
Significant correlation in
attractiveness
ratings
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How do ideals in dating selection manifest in research?
People express ideals in both dating and
lab research
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