LAWRENCE A path-breaking newer study on how most people need similarity in interaction, co-authored by experts at Wellesley college or university and the institution of Kansas, upends the idea that opposites lure, rather saying were interested in people who find themselves like-minded. „Analysis discovers our very own desire for ‚like-minded rest‘ was hard-wired. „image two complete strangers hitting all the way up a conversation on a plane, or lovers on a blind date, Bahns believed.“ weiterlesen
von Valeria Tyumeneva