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We are attracted to those who reward us with:

1. Positive emotion


2. Treat us well


3. Offer advantages that are beneficial to our offspring

Attraction: Proximity

We are attracted to those who live and work near us


-romantically, but also platonically

Mere exposure:

Repeated contact usually increases our liking of the person

Physical attraction: cross cultural agreements

Women:


“baby faced” w/ some mature features


Avg. hip to waist ratio


Larger, but in proportion breast’s


Men:


Strong dominant features


High shoulder hip ratio (make a V)


Bigger muscles

Golden ratio:

“Phi” 1.618:1


Ratio of Beauty that is found in nature and faces.

Attraction: Reciprocity

We pursue partners who are likely to return our interests


-most men will not ask out a woman unless she is likely to say yes.


Desirability=physical attractiveness x probability of acceptance

Do opposites attract?

NO!


Statistically, we like people who are our: race, religion, social class, share our attitudes values and personalities

Perceived similarity

We assume we are more similar than we actually are!


-discovering dissimilarities takes time

Stimulus-value-role theory

These three different types of info are learned over time:


Stimulus


Value


Roles

What faces are attractive?

Average sized


Symmetrical


-golden ratio

Fatal attraction:

Occurs when something about a new partner is attractive and appealing but gradually becomes obnoxious and irritating

Dissimilarities In relationships

They tend to fade over time, and the couple becomes more similar


-May be why studies find people in relationships are similar

The one way “opposites attract”

Complementarity: we like responses from others that help us reach our goals.


- partners “fit better” when they behave differently

Speed dating study take away

What speed daters say they were looking for did not line up with what they actually found attractive/selected


People aren’t attracted to the person who “likes everyone”


5-10 seconds to know if you are interested