15 February 2013
Organised by:
SCI's Biotechnology Group in conjunction with the University of Westminster
University of Westminster
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When it comes to romantic attraction, there is a gap between what most people think and what scientists know. Popular culture would have you believe that romantic attraction is beyond the realms of rational understanding, while self-help gurus have cornered the market on relationship advice based on modern-day myths of attraction.
But scientists know better: psychologists have shown that it is quite possible to understand why one person is attracted to another. This scientific approach, shaped by decades of research and evidence, shows us that the attraction we feel for another is a process. More than this, it is a process we have the power to shape and influence in many different ways.
It is, then, possible to understand attraction rationally and, along the way, some age-old myths of attraction are dispelled: opposites rarely attract, physical looks matter but not as much as most people think, and playing hard-to-get doesn’t work.
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University of Westminster
University of Westminster,
School of Life Sciences,
115 New Cavendish Street London
W1W 6UW
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