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A replication of the matching hypothesis theory
Replication of the Matching Hypothesis Theory Project Brief PB1 The aim of our study was to test the matching hypothesis. My alternative hypothesis was "there will be a significant positive correlation between the rated physical attractiveness in brides and grooms in newly married couples". PB2 This is a one tailed directional hypothesis. This is because we are expecting a positive correlation on the basis of previous research. PB3 It is a non-experimental correlational study. PB4
that supports the matching hypothesis theory. The findings show that there is a clear positive correlation of 0.769. It is important to realise that this was a small investigation and needs to be extended to a wider population with more pictures of married couples. References Michael W. Eysenck and Cara Flanagan (2000) Psychology for AS Level. East Sussex: Psychology Press Ltd. Michael W. Eysenck and Cara Flanagan (2001) Psychology for A2 Level. East Sussex: Psychology Press Ltd. Appendix