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Zanna & Pack (1975) asked women to describe themselves to men whose "ideal woman" was supposedly traditional or nontraditional. When finding the man attractive, women portrayed themselves as matching the man's ideal woman. This illustrates , contributing to self-fulfilling prophecy

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