Rosenbaum (1986)argues that social psychologists overestimate the role of attitudinal similarity in attraction, and suggests that it is not that similarity creates attraction but that

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Rosenbaum argues that it is not that similarity creates attraction, but rather that dissimilarity produces interpersonal repulsion. This suggests that people may be less likely to be attracted to those who possess attitudes that are too dissimilar from their own.

Rosenbaum (1986)argues That Social Psychologists Overestimate the Role of Attitudinal