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THE EFFECTS OF COMMUNICATION APPREHENSION ON INTERPERSONAL ATTRACTION

James C. McCroskey · VIRGINIA PECK RICHMOND · John A. Daly · Barbara Cox

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Two studies are reported which indicate that high communication apprehensives are perceived as less interpersonally attractive than low communication apprehensives by members of the opposite sex. Effects of physical appearance and attitude similarity on interpersonal attraction, consistent with previous research, were also observed. It was also found that, in general, the more communication apprehensive the subject the less the subject was attracted to other people.

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