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The Mere Exposure Effect: Why Familiarity Breeds Liking
The mere exposure effect explains why repeated exposure to a stimulus increases liking, from Zajonc's classic 1968 experiments to advertising and music.
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−Zajonc himself articulated this account in a 2001 review published in Psy…
+Zajonc himself articulated this account in a 2001 review published in Cur…
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Verified live: both journal names are already correct in body text and bibliography. The FAQ mentions Zajonc's 1968 paper and the Kunst-Wilson & Zajonc 1980 study (both legitimate, unrelated citations) and the Moreland & Beach 1992 study without naming a journal, so no fabrication was present there requiring a fix.
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