In a Study by Walster and Her Associates in Which

Multiple Choice

In a study by Walster and her associates in which students were randomly matched for a computer date after taking a battery of psychological tests, it was found that:

A) intelligence and attitude similarity were significantly related to mutual liking
B) the physical attractiveness of the individuals involved was significantly related to mutual liking
C) complementary needs such as dominance/submissiveness were significantly related to mutual liking
D) comparable levels of self-esteem were significantly related to mutual liking