This BEST illustrates the dynamics of the mere exposure effect.
A psychological phenomenon known as the simple exposure effect shows that people have a tendency to favor persons or things that are more familiar to them than others. Exposure over time makes anything more familiar. The familiarity effect is another name for this effect.
Because two people are aware of their exposure to one another, the propinquity effect takes place. The mere exposure effect frequently takes place without a person being conscious of their repeated interactions with a stimulus.
In this type of therapy, psychologists establish a secure setting in which to "expose" patients to the things they avoid and are afraid of. Fear is reduced by exposure to feared situations and activities.
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