Psychology, asked by Misbah56, 5 months ago

Research on the _______ effect has found that people often like a facial photograph that someone else has taken of them _______ than a reversed image of the same photograph.

mirror exposure; more

under-exposure; more

mere exposure; less

over-exposure; more


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Answered by nyaosiemo27
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Answer:

Mere exposure; less

Explanation:

Mere exposure effect states that the more familiar we are with something the more we tend to like it. Hence, people will often like photographs taken by someone else less than a reversed image of the same photograph. For example, we tend to love our image more on a mirror than in photographs taken by other people. When we look at ourselves in the mirror, our image is reversed, while in photographs of ourselves it is usually not. this is the reason why we don't like our photograph since those pictures present a view of our faces which is less familiar to us.

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