Which of the following explains why our perceptions of an average-looking person can be adversely affected by prior exposure to a highly attractive person?
A) the ""warm glow"" heuristic
B) contrast effects
C) the ""what is beautiful is good"" stereoytpe
D) fundamental attribution error

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Contrast effects occur when exposure to a highly attractive person makes an average-looking person seem less attractive in comparison. This is because our perception of attractiveness is relative and can be influenced by the context in which we view someone.

Which of the Following Explains Why Our Perceptions of an Average-Looking