es met a young woman in one of his classes and was assigned to be in a group with her. Initially, Wes was not particularly interested in her as far as dating was concerned. However, once he found out that she was physically attracted to him, he suddenly felt very attracted to her as well. Wes's increased attraction toward this young woman is BEST explained by the influence of:     common group identity.   similarity.   reciprocal liking.   proximi

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