Similarity and Attraction: A researcher asked 15 women who had been on a date selected by a computerdating service to indicate how attracted they were to their assigned partners on a scale of 1-10 where higherscores indicated greater attraction. Before they were matched, participants (both men and women) responded toquestionnaire about their habits and interests. Similarity between each woman and her date was computedyielding similarity scores from 1-10 with low scores indicating little similarity.SubjectSimilarity ScoreAttraction Score110828.6.344452310678.8.8.6.59.7910411131231135314751597Is there a relationship between attraction to your assigned partner and similarity and, if there is, howstrong is the relationship? Provide evidenceWhat proportion or percent of variability in attraction ratings is associated with partner similarity?If a woman and her partner have a similarity score of 3, would you predict that she would be attracted toher partner? Why or why not? (Provide all relevant information you use for this conclusion.)Attach SPSS output with relevant portions highlighted and relevant comments marked on the output and writean APA format conclusion.

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Similarity and Attraction: A researcher asked 15 women who had been on a date selected by a computer dating service to indicate how attracted they were to their assigned partners on a scale of 1-10 where higher scores indicated greater attraction. Before they were matched, participants (both men and women) responded to questionnaire about their habits and interests. Similarity between each woman and her date was computed yielding similarity scores from 1-10 with low scores indicating little similarity. Subject 1 Similarity Score Attraction Score 10 8 2 8. 6. 3 6. 4 4 4 3 10 7 8. 8 6. 9 7 9. 10 4 11 1 3 12 3 1 13 3 14 7 15 7 Is there a relationship between attraction to your assigned partner and similarity and, if there is, how strong is the relationship? Provide evidence What proportion or percent of variability in attraction ratings is associated with partner similarity? If a woman and her partner have a similarity score of 3, would you predict that she would be attracted to her partner? Why or why not? (Provide all relevant information you use for this conclusion.) Attach SPSS output with relevant portions highlighted and relevant comments marked on the output and write an APA format conclusion.

Similarity and Attraction: A researcher asked 15 women who had been on a date selected by a computer dating service to indicate how attracted they were to their assigned partners on a scale of 1-10 where higher scores indicated greater attraction. Before they were matched, participants (both men and women) responded to questionnaire about their habits and interests. Similarity between each woman and her date was computed yielding similarity scores from 1-10 with low scores indicating little similarity. Subject 1 Similarity Score Attraction Score 10 8 2 8. 6. 3 6. 4 4 4 3 10 7 8. 8 6. 9 7 9. 10 4 11 1 3 12 3 1 13 3 14 7 15 7 Is there a relationship between attraction to your assigned partner and similarity and, if there is, how strong is the relationship? Provide evidence What proportion or percent of variability in attraction ratings is associated with partner similarity? If a woman and her partner have a similarity score of 3, would you predict that she would be attracted to her partner? Why or why not? (Provide all relevant information you use for this conclusion.) Attach SPSS output with relevant portions highlighted and relevant comments marked on the output and write an APA format conclusion.

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