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Attraction toward another increases if ________ and decreases if ________.

Attraction toward another increases if ________ and decreases if ________.

A) the other person produces positive affect; the other person produces negative affect
B) the other person invades our personal space; the other person is overly pleasant
C) the other person provides punishment; the other person provides positive reinforcement
D) the other person produces negative affect; the other person produces positive affect
E) we provide positive reinforcement; we provide negative reinforcement

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