Chapter 10: The Dialectic Of Differences

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In regards to chapter 10, the topic that I found particular interesting was the “differences-similarities dialectic”. The reason being on how it describes how humans interact with one another and the differences that attract the person to its peer. Similarity principal; a rational attraction suggesting individuals tend to be attracted to people they perceive to be similar to themselves (Martin & Nakayama, 398). I find it interesting that it’s the truth with this topic because everyone does it and they don’t know it because its second nature to them. An example would be a girl looking for a boyfriend and looking for something serious. If the father of the girl was around and she sees him as an example to follow she will look for a guy that

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