But there's a lot of evidence that similarity, above and beyond proximity, has an effect on attractiveness and on liking.

但有很多证据表明，相似性，远不同于邻近性，前者会影响吸引和喜欢。

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All things being equal, the more similar the more likely you'll find each other attractive.

如果其他因素相同，越相似,越容易相互吸引。

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On any dimension that psychologists have measured in these kinds of studies, when people are more similar they are more likely to find each other attractive.

心理学家在,这类研究中的研究维度，双方越相似,被对方吸引的可能性就越大。

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So, we quickly talked about certain aspects of why we like other people including proximity, similarity, and attractiveness, and where we left off was a discussion of the Matthew effect, which is basically that good things tend to compound.

我们昨天略为讲几个方面,解释我们为什么会喜欢他人,包括邻近性，相似性和吸引力，我们昨天最后讲的是马太效应，它是说，好事是会扎堆的。

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