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    Second Theoretical Perspective: Reinforcement-Affect Model of Attraction Don Byrne’s reinforcement-affect model of attraction can be applied to the relationship of Landon and Jamie, with its relation to interpersonal relationships. The aspects of how Landon and Jamie were attracted to one another, and how their differences affect their relationship can be discussed with this model. The reinforcement-affect model of attraction argues that people are attracted to one another through positive…

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    Show Notes – Episode 37 Understanding the Laws of Attraction and Using it for Your Own Benefit – Kelli Cooper “Getting uncomfortable at times and putting yourself in a position that you were just not in before, helps you to push through all hurdles of life and paves your path to success”. Main Content Kelli is a digital nomad, like many other guests who have been on my show. She is making a passive income from online blogging, coaching, and writing. She has written a bunch of books that are…

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    The Sport industry is enormous and has a connection to every possible event occurring in the world. Sports played by children to professional athletes creates an attraction for people. The kind of attraction depends on the type of the sport and people’s belief towards that particular sport. The business world uses different techniques to perceive and attract people towards the sports, techniques such as advertisements, shows, news, charity, games, and more. Through these, they create a community…

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    Attraction Psychology

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    attitudes and race effect attraction. The authors wished to find an appropriate approach to increase attraction between specifically black and white people. The authors expected that people white or black who are perceived to have to have similar attitudes would be more attracted to each other than people with dissimilar attitudes regardless of the race. Also, they expected that those with a similar attitude would be more prone to cooperation on a goal that would then lead to attraction and if…

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    In the case study Attractions and Relationships, it was noted that the number of people who suddenly find themselves single after being in long-term relationships is increasing. Such people have also raised concerns that dating can be difficult in the context of finding a partner that they are attracted to and eventually lead to long-term relationships. It was also noted that a considerable number of people has at one point made use of dating methods such as speed dating and dating websites.…

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    I’m a firm believer that opposites attract, would you want to date someone that is a complete replica of yourself? Yes? Then you might as well date yourself. When it comes to dating you want someone who is able to balance you out, vice versa.” Nevertheless, when we come to know others and our goal is simply to get along and to have a good time” (Maniaci & Reis, 2013). A relationship where there are two headstrong people wouldn’t work, or a relationship where both are sensitive just wouldn’t work…

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    Sexual Attractions

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    Essay 8: Sexual Attractions Corey, Corey, Coe and Callanan (2011) have said that the client and therapist should not engage in personal relationships because this can negative impact the mental health intervention. This is because either or both party can become emotionally entangled which may result in distorted judgment. As such, either party may not be able to relate in a professional manner and therefore the counseling intervention is set to fail. In one instance, a man that I was…

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    Subconscious Attractions

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    your guy have for each other. It is what these women have that keeps them interested. By this, I mean a deep, subconscious attraction. This keeps relationships together longer than the attributes you have. How come men often go for women who are bossy or dull rather than those who are attractive and intellectually stimulating? It is all because of that deep attraction that keeps a relationship strong.…

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    Components Of Attraction

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    similarity, sharing personal characteristics such as social status and religion, are vitally important, evidence suggests that initially, physical attractiveness is the driving factor of attraction. Attraction is not just a ‘spark’ feeling, but a combination of many instruments. Vital components of attraction include: physical features, one’s voice, sex appeal, good health, height, extroversion, charisma, confidence,…

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    Jimmy's Attractions

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    Alison and Jimmy’s roommate, Cliff, is the target of Jimmy’s insults. Mostly calling Cliff stupid and ignorant, and they do get physical with one another, but it always appear as playful, but rowdy, wrestling. Jimmy and Cliff share an intimate moment on page 84, Jimmy confesses to Cliff, “You’ve been loyal, generous and a good friend… You’re worth half a don Helenas to me or to anyone.” Alison, Jimmy, and Cliff all recognize that Cliff was an essential part of Jimmy and Alison’s relationship.…

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