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Psychology of Romance Dr. Carlos

Psychology of Romance Dr. Carlos

著者： Circle Of Insight Productions
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I discuss the latest research on romance, love and marriageCopyright Circle Of Insight Productions 社会科学 科学
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  • The Disappearing Night Out: What Happened to Friday Nights?

    The Disappearing Night Out: What Happened to Friday Nights?
    2026/08/30
    Friday night used to be the unofficial start of the weekend and prime time for seeing friends — now, for most Americans, it's just another night on the couch. Drawing on two decades of data from the American Time Use Survey, this episode traces how time spent with friends has more than halved since 2003 and pinpoints when the classic "night out" quietly disappeared. It's a look at what this shift says about connection, community, and how modern life has rearranged our social habits.
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    5 分
  • The Long Conversation: Nietzsche’s Timeless Formula for Choosing a Life Partner

    The Long Conversation: Nietzsche’s Timeless Formula for Choosing a Life Partner
    2026/05/18
    Before you say "I do," ask yourself one critical question: do you believe you can talk well with this person into your old age? This episode explores 19th-century philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche’s revolutionary perspective on long-term romantic compatibility and marriage as an enduring intellectual partnership. Discover how shifting your relationship focus from fleeting physical passion to deep conversational chemistry can safeguard your romantic future against stagnation.
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    7 分
  • The Misattribution of Arousal Effect: Why Adrenaline Is Often Mistaken for Attraction

    The Misattribution of Arousal Effect: Why Adrenaline Is Often Mistaken for Attraction
    2026/05/03
    Explore the misattribution of arousal effect, a foundational concept in social psychology demonstrating how physiological arousal from fear, stress, or excitement is frequently mislabeled as romantic or sexual attraction.
This episode examines the landmark 1974 Dutton and Aron “shaky bridge” experiment, supporting research, underlying mechanisms involving adrenaline and the sympathetic nervous system, and real-world implications for relationships formed in high-stakes environments.
Essential listening for psychologists, relationship counselors, students of social psychology, and anyone seeking to understand the subtle ways our bodies influence emotional judgments and interpersonal decisions.
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    6 分
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