Sunday, January 8, 2012
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Sources.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/love-bytes/201002/love-first-sight
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_at_first_sight
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_at_first_sight
Friday, December 23, 2011
Love At First Sight
Love At First Sight
Love at first sight is a topic that is discussed a lot. The first is that the attractiveness of a person can be very quickly determined, with the average time in one study being 0.13 seconds. The second is that the first few minutes of a relationship have shown to be predictive of the relationship's future success, more so than what two people have in common or whether they like each other. That's a big part of love at first sight because its how it all starts. Most of the time it doesn't work out because people believe that looks are everything. They aren't the personality matters most. When it does work out you know that they are really meant for each other. Do you believe in love at first sight?
Approximately 60% of Americans do. And over 50% say they have experienced it. How well does an initial attraction to someone predict the likelihood of a long-term, stable, satisfying relationship with that person? Not well at all. The feelings after you meet is what really matters. i believe in love at first sight but it all happens over time. you may see someone and a lot will go threw your mind and you’ll think I'll have a perfect relationship with them. you need to try it out and see who he/ she is personality wise not just looks.
Love at first sight is a topic that is discussed a lot. The first is that the attractiveness of a person can be very quickly determined, with the average time in one study being 0.13 seconds. The second is that the first few minutes of a relationship have shown to be predictive of the relationship's future success, more so than what two people have in common or whether they like each other. That's a big part of love at first sight because its how it all starts. Most of the time it doesn't work out because people believe that looks are everything. They aren't the personality matters most. When it does work out you know that they are really meant for each other. Do you believe in love at first sight?
Approximately 60% of Americans do. And over 50% say they have experienced it. How well does an initial attraction to someone predict the likelihood of a long-term, stable, satisfying relationship with that person? Not well at all. The feelings after you meet is what really matters. i believe in love at first sight but it all happens over time. you may see someone and a lot will go threw your mind and you’ll think I'll have a perfect relationship with them. you need to try it out and see who he/ she is personality wise not just looks.
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