Question

Talal, a middle eastern student, finds himself attracted to guo hongwu, a chinese student in his economics class. after several conversations, he has found that despite their different cultural backgrounds, they have many of the same opinions and experiences in the united states. talal and hongwu's relationship illustrates the _____ rationale for relationship formation.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer for: Talal, a middle eastern student, finds himself attracted to guo hongwu, a chinese student in his economics class. after several conversations, he has found that despite their different cultural backgrounds, they have many of the same opinions and experiences in the united states. talal and hongwu's relationship illustrates the _____ rationale for relationship formation. Is: Similarity

Explanation:

Ok, to understand the answer we have to analyze something. First of all similarities between subjects are considered a major breakpoint of understanding, and relationship bonding. This doesn't mean they are attracted to each other. But, that both understand each other and that by this, they can create a rich, helpful and healthy relationship. Whatever the kind this relationship is. Now, this is possible because of many factors but the most important are the following: On the first hand, they both are foreigners living in a new unknown culture for them. So, they are in the same situation. Also, they are from very different cultures themselves and they don't unify them. The fact that is unifying them is that they both are experiencing a new culture and this helps them to understand each other. Thus, they could build a strong and helpful relationship.

Answer 2

Talal and Hongwu's relationship illustrates the similarity rationale for relationship formation.

The similarity/attraction theory refers to the tendency of people to be attracted (not necessarily physically) to others similar to themselves in certain aspects.