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The mere exposure effect would predict that __________.

The mere exposure effect would predict that __________.

▸ people will like a photo of their own face more than they will like a mirror image of their face

▸ English speakers should prefer the letter "E" to the letter "X"

▸ people generally seek exposure to other people they find attractive

▸ people can tell if they have seen a stimulus, even if they can't tell how much they like the stimulus

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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