In a 2010 Study Examining Flirting Competencies, Researchers Asked 600

Multiple Choice

In a 2010 study examining flirting competencies, researchers asked 600 participants to view various videos depicting five types of pick-up lines: cute, humorous, direct compliant, direct introduction, and a third-party introduction. The results suggested that:

A) participants perceived the direct and third-party introductions as the most effective.
B) participants perceived the cute and humorous pick-up lines as the most effective.
C) participants perceived the direct and third-party introductions as the least effective.
D) there was no difference among the various pick-up lines in terms of effectiveness.