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Physical attractiveness can serve as a cue for good health and genetic fitness, often leading to increased romantic interest and desirability in relationships.

Proximity increases the likelihood of interaction and familiarity, leading to a greater chance of developing attraction through the mere exposure effect.

Similar backgrounds, interests, and beliefs can facilitate connection and understanding, making communication easier and reducing potential conflicts in relationships.

Knowing that someone likes you can increase your own liking for them, reinforcing mutual interest and commitment in a relationship.

Higher social status and wealth can be attractive due to the resources and stability they can potentially bring to a relationship.

Attractiveness of a person's personality can play a significant role by influencing how compatible partners feel with each other and how they deal with relationship challenges.

Familiarity through repeated interactions can increase comfort and predictability, fostering attraction through positive association and reduced fear of the unknown.

Situations that induce a state of arousal can be misattributed to an attraction to a person, reinforcing the connection between arousal and romantic interest.