Psychology 2070A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Ovulation, Attachment In Adults, Equity Theory

• School: Western University
• Department: Psychology
• Course: Psychology 2070A/B
• Professor: Erin Heerey

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Attraction via the misattribution of arousal: sometimes when we are physiologically aroused, we mistakenly infer that the cause of the arousal is attraction to another person. Receptivity to sexual o ers: clark and hat eld, 1989: men are more likely to respond positively. Increasing attraction: a brief how-to guide: you see someone cute. You"re thinking you could be into them, and maybe they could be into you. Your moment has arrived- what should you do to increase the mutual attraction: eye contact, ask meaningful questions, duchenne smiles, be direct. What is love: there isn"t one, perfect de nition of love, but research has identi ed two main types of love. Gender and love: men fall in love more quickly than women and are more likely to endorse romantic beliefs such as true love last forever". !3: men report more than women that they experienced love at rst sight.