Name this partner selection experiment where participants can see the value of others but not themselves and seek to pair with high value others?
I did not find a textbook that mentioned this activity, but I found several articles that describe this Pairing Game. Ellis &amp; Kelly (1999) describe two variations on the game and its use in the classroom. Lewis &amp; Gurung (2003) describe expanding the original game in order to teach additional relationship and social psychology theories. Elias &amp; Pratkanis (2006) review a range of in-class psychology exercises, including the Lewis and Gurung paper. Eastwick &amp; Buck (2014) describe making the game more complicated (but also more realistic) by incorporating a social relations model. 


Eastwick, P. W., &amp; Buck, A. A. (2014). Too Much Matching A Social
Relations Model Enhancement of the Pairing Game. Teaching of
Psychology, 41(3), 246-250.
Elias, S. M., &amp; Pratkanis, A. R. (2006). Teaching social influence:
Demonstrations and exercises from the discipline of social
psychology. Social Influence, 1(2), 147-162.
Ellis, B. J., &amp; Kelley, H. H. (1999). The pairing game: A classroom
demonstration of the matching phenomenon. Teaching of Psychology,
26(2), 118-121.
Lewis, B. P., &amp; Gurung, R. A. (2003). Mixing, matching, and mating:
Demonstrating the effect of contrast on relationship satisfaction.
Teaching of Psychology, 30(4), 303-306.