Researchers have found that people come to appreciate almost anything the more times they are exposed to it, be it letters, shapes, syllables, melodies, or faces. This phenomenon is called the

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The described phenomenon is known as the mere exposure effect, where repeated exposure to something increases our liking or preference for it. This has been observed in various contexts, including social psychology and marketing. The other options - attraction formation effect, foot-in-the-door effect, and pursuant effect - do not relate to this phenomenon.

Researchers Have Found That People Come to Appreciate Almost Anything