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Researchers (Wheeler & Kim, 1997) asked American, Canadian, and Korean students to rate the attractiveness of people in yearbook photographs, and to rate the people in the photographs on a number of personality dimensions. They found that ________ students were likely to associate attractiveness with ________.
   a.   Korean; personal strength
   b.   all; concern for others
   c.   North American; integrity
   d.   all; friendliness

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