Jeff is on his first day of work at his new job as a waiter. He is a little nervous because everyone is busy and bustling and it's a Saturday night . He wants to make a good impression and is afraid of making a mistake. During his shift, he notices a fellow employee who is really good at keeping up with orders, is friendly with both customers and the other employees and appears to be really good at his job. Jeff approaches him later in the evening and says, "You must have been working here a long time---you seem to have the timing down perfectly." The other employee thanks him and says he will give Jeff some pointers and his best advice the next time they are on a shift together. Explain Attraction Theory and the different types of attraction. How would Attraction Theory explain the scenario above?