This study investigated, in a 3 × 3 design, the effects of degree and frequency of ingratiating other-enhancements on the ingratiator’s judged attractiveness under a high dependency relationship. Videotaped interactions were constructed, in which a role player ingratiated her peer in a systematic way by means of verbal and nonverbal other-enhancements. Subjects, shown a control videotape and one of nine experimental videotapes, were asked to judge the attractiveness of the ingratiator as Bystanders (Bs) and as Bystanders-Predictors (BPs). For both kinds of judged attractiveness scores an interaction between degree and frequency of other-enhancements was hypothesized However, this interaction was only confirmed for bs. In addition, a main effect of judgmental set was hypothesized and confirmed. Unexpected results were discussed within the framework of social exchange and social skill.