Unpacking Attraction: The Science Behind Romantic Chemistry
There are not so many universal principles of who is attractive, except for this reproductively fit part. But it's interesting to know that who we're attracted to over our cycle changes when we are ovulating.
Ever wondered why you're drawn to certain people and not others? In this episode of 'A Little Help For Our Friends', hosts Jacqueline Trumbull and Dr. Kibby McMahon dive into the intriguing world of attraction. They break down the science behind what makes us feel that spark with some and not with others. From the influence of competition and scarcity to the roles of familiarity, authenticity, and physical appearance, they cover it all.
The hosts even sprinkle in some fun examples from ABC's The Bachelor to illustrate how these principles play out in real life. Plus, Jacqueline shares a personal story about her recent engagement, adding a relatable touch to the discussion. Whether you're curious about why you keep falling for the 'wrong' person or just want to understand the psychology behind romantic connections, this episode offers plenty of food for thought.
Tune in for a mix of scientific insights and personal anecdotes that make the complex topic of attraction both understandable and engaging.