According to the similarity-attraction hypothesis, given a greater perception of similarity between two individuals from different cultures, what is likely to happen?
A) Greater likelihood of interpersonal attraction
B) Less likelihood of interpersonal attraction
C) Neither greater nor less likelihood of interpersonal attraction
D) Greater likelihood of prejudice or racism

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The similarity-attraction hypothesis suggests that people are more likely to be attracted to others who they perceive as being similar to themselves. Therefore, if two individuals from different cultures are perceived as having greater similarity, there is likely to be a greater likelihood of interpersonal attraction.

According to the Similarity-Attraction Hypothesis, Given a Greater Perception of Similarity