11. Opposites Attract

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So About Your Advice

Emily Erin

18 episodes

2 days ago

The podcast that dives into the psychology behind commonly heard pieces of advice. We’ll discuss whether we should incorporate these suggestions into our lives and if so, how we can implement them on our self help and wellness journeys. New episodes out every Tuesday! @soaboutyouradvice Soaboutyouradvice.com For inquiries, please email soaboutyouradvice@gmail.com

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11. Opposites Attract

So About Your Advice

30 minutes 27 seconds

2 years ago

11. Opposites Attract

This week's episode covers the trope of opposites attract in romantic relationships and pursues the truth on how complementary or similar to us our partners should be.

References

Initial Attraction

Importance of Physical Attractiveness in Dating Behavior

What is Beautiful is Good Because What is Beautiful is Desired

Do People Know What They Want: A Similar or Complementary Partner?

'Opposites Attract' is a Total Myth in Relationships

Why Opposites Rarely Attract

What is Beautiful is Good and More Accurately Understood

The Mere Exposure Effect

Survey: Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) Professionals Reveal the Leading Causes of Divorce