The study showed that when partners synchronize their physiology and adapt their behavioral actions throughout a date, they are romantically attracted to one another.Hebrew University’s Shir Atzil. Credit: Yaniv Vaknin
The study focused on how the physiology and behavior of a heterosexual couple adjust to one another during that first meeting. The research was based on a speed-dating experiment with 46 dates. Each date lasted for five minutes, during which time each partner’s physiological regulation levels were monitored using a wristband.
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