Julie is fearful of flying and on her trip to Florida finds herself sitting next to a handsome stranger. They strike up a conversation during take-off and exchange numbers when they land
Julie feels very attracted to her new acquaintance and hopes he will call her soon. According to the excitation transfer hypothesis, Julie's attraction could be a function of which of the following?
a. The excitement she feels from meeting someone new.
b. The increase in oxytocin which transfers her feelings of attraction to the handsome stranger.
c. The happiness she feels from spending time with someone who is attractive.
d. The transfer of physiological arousal she feels from her fear of flying to the handsome stranger.
Answer: D
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