Attraction and Love Flashcards

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The physical criteria of beauty

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  • Height
    Men prefer women shorter than them and vice versa, BUT this preference is less
    pronounced among short men and tall women
  • Weight
    Thin is in in Europe and the United States/Canada Thin is out in Africa and Latin America
  • Form
    In women, the “hourglass” shape is sought after
  • The voice
    Surprisingly, it depends on the ovulation cycle
  • The face
    Big distant eyes, small noses, thin faces, small chins, High, expressive eyebrows, thick lower lips, lots of hair
  • Age
    Younger women are more valued across all cultures
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Why do we find some traits to be beautiful?

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Resembles a baby or kitten

Generally, what is beautiful is associated with YOUTH

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impact of beauty

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In the USA, beautiful people tend to pay less than less attractive people for the same crime.
Furthermore
To this day still, certain ethnicities and skin colors are considered “less beautiful”

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Behavioral aspects of beauty?

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  • Dominance
    Women tend to prefer men who are extroverted and
    express themselves
  • Jealousy
    Men are jealous of socially dominant women
    Women are more jealous of socially beautiful women
  • Cleanliness
    Clean teeth, clean hair, eyes without redness…
  • Income and financial stability For both genders
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Attraction-similarity hypothesis…

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We develop romantic relationships with individuals who are similar to us in terms of beauty, culture, personality traits and interests.
* Relationships between similar people will tend to last longer
* This effect more present in men for physical characteristics and more present in women for similarities in attitudes
* More often with women, a physical attraction leads to overestimating the resemblance in terms of attitudes.

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Agape

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Altruistic love entirely dedicated to the needs of others, generous

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Philia

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dedicated to the needs of others, generous
Friendship, based on respect and interests

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Eros

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Passionate, crazy love

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Storge

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Attachment, non-sexual affection

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Attachment theory

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  • According to psychoanalyst, early life experience shape how we interact with others and maintain relationship.
  • The attachment styles remain stable through life
  • This inform how YOU act in your romantic relationships
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Intimacy

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Warmth, acceptance, social support, concerned
with the needs of others, talking to us

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Passion

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Sexual attraction, intense emotions

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Commitment

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The feelings and actions that cause partners to
work together to maintain the relationship

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Liking (intimacy)

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relationships with theapist

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Fatuous love (passion and commitment)

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Prostitute

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Romantic (passion and intimacy)

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friends w benefits

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Empathy (commitment )

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Will and Jada

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Companionate (intimacy and commitment)

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religous couple

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