The mere exposure effect is when by Prof. John Gabrieli @MIT Massachusetts

Question 43 / 45: The "mere exposure effect" is when:

A People are less likely to be persuaded when they have become too familiar with someone presenting
an argument.

B People are more likely to be persuaded before they are familiar with someone presenting an
argument.

C People are more likely to be persuaded when they have become familiar with someone presenting
an argument.

D People are less likely to be persuaded when they are over-exposed to someone presenting an
argument.

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