You arranged everything to perfection: soft lights, good wine, romantic music, the relaxed atmosphere, e. .. did not work? Obviously, this is scientifically wrong way to seduce! Richard Wiseman, author of "Quirkology" explains describing an experiment done in 1974 by Dutton and Aron psychologists on the Capilano River.
Capilano River, north of Vancouver, Canada, offre un'importante attrazione turistica: un ponte di legno sospeso all'altezza di ben 70 metri il cui attraversamento procura forti emozioni a folle di turisti.
Gli scienziati hanno diviso i volontari maschi in due gruppi: l'uno attraversava il fiume sul ponte sospeso, l'altro utilizzava il più basso, moderno, ponte carrabile. A metà percorso, tutti quanti venivano fermati da una ricercatrice con la scusa di un'intervista, al termine della quale la donna si mostrava disponibile a lasciare il proprio numero di telefono per un eventuale incontro di approfondimento sul lavoro che was taking place.
The result? The men on the shaky bridge were more likely to accept the number and then had a greater number to contact the researcher to those who have met on the bridges here.
When we meet someone we like, our heart rate increases. Dutton and Aron's experiment shows that it is also true: when we sped up the beat for any reason, we are more willing to try the attraction for those who meet on that occasion.
Crossing the bridge suspended above the rocks caused the heartbeat is not just for tourists but also to the volunteers of the experiment, so the interviewer they seemed more attractive.
In conclusion, to "pick up" follow the advice of Wiseman, "you have greater chance of success going to a rock concert, going on a roller coaster or watching a horror movie."
A special warning to the boys: be careful not to mistake the first move! The woman decides if you are interesting within the first 30 seconds of meeting!
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