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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"romantic attraction"”.
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Desexualizing Queer Identities: Methods to Validating Non-Sexual Romantic Attraction and Relationships
… by reading representations of queer and LGBT+ romantic attraction through non-sexual signs such as sacrifice, affection, desire, and trust, we begin to normalize non-sexualized identities of queer and LGBT+ people. Importantly, we validate non-sexual romantic expressions and relationships of …
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Romantic Attraction and Verbal Communication as a Function of Sex-Role Traditionality
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The not-so-blind date : how online information-seeking influences first date romantic attraction.
… has explored both online information-seeking and attraction, yet little is known about how online profile information might negatively influence romantic attraction on the first date. To study this, the investigator recruited 146 individuals to interact with an assigned partner with which he or …
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"Interracial dating in a ""color-blind"" society: romantic attraction and ideologies among college men"
… few investigations examine basic tenets of romantic attraction (e.g., similarity and familiarity) and intergroup ideologies (e.g. color-blind racial ideology or multiculturalism) simultaneously. The current study uses a person-perception or vignette methodology to explore the influence of …
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Modern technological environments and individual differences in attractiveness perceptions from physical characteristics
… facilitate access to many novel social, romantic, and sexual partners, potentially generating what social psychologists refer to as an ‘assessment mindset’, where a large pool of online dating options orient daters towards novel mates in the hopes of finding an optimal partner, rather …
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Adult mate preferences are not more closely associated with the opposite-sex parent than the same-sex parent: examinations focusing on biracial individuals and parental ethnicity
… three perspectives on why people may prefer romantic partners who resemble their parents. The psychoanalytic perspective suggests that the opposite-sex parent will play a larger role than the same-sex parent in shaping adult mate preferences (Freud, 1905; 1927). Learning-based theories such …