Personality Traits Linked to Dating Success
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Labels: Dating, Johannes Gutenberg University, Personality, Research, Study, United StatesYou may think that your success in the dating world may lie in your honesty, humor, and so on, but a new study has revealed these may have little to do with what your date may actually like.
Certain personality traits contribute to being a good judge of whether someone else thinks you're worth meeting again, according to the study.
Mitja Back of the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz was interested in the question: is there's something about personality that makes some people better at predicting whether others will want to meet them?
In 17 groups, a total of 190 men and 192 women met members of the opposite sex-basically the standard speed dating routine, but this time, with psychologists collecting a lot of data. Among that data was personality information and the all-important question after each three-minute date: for each person you talk to, do you want to see that person again? They were also asked if they thought the other person would want to meet them.
On the whole, people were very bad at guessing how many of the other persons would want to meet them. Some people had no clue at all. But others did better. Success was correlated with particular traits that are stereotypically associated with the sexes: Men who have a more promiscuous orientation were better at guessing if a woman would want to meet them, and women whose personality was very agreeable were better at guessing if a man would meet them.
The study will be published in psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
Source-ANI
Certain personality traits contribute to being a good judge of whether someone else thinks you're worth meeting again, according to the study.
Mitja Back of the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz was interested in the question: is there's something about personality that makes some people better at predicting whether others will want to meet them?
In 17 groups, a total of 190 men and 192 women met members of the opposite sex-basically the standard speed dating routine, but this time, with psychologists collecting a lot of data. Among that data was personality information and the all-important question after each three-minute date: for each person you talk to, do you want to see that person again? They were also asked if they thought the other person would want to meet them.
On the whole, people were very bad at guessing how many of the other persons would want to meet them. Some people had no clue at all. But others did better. Success was correlated with particular traits that are stereotypically associated with the sexes: Men who have a more promiscuous orientation were better at guessing if a woman would want to meet them, and women whose personality was very agreeable were better at guessing if a man would meet them.
The study will be published in psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science.
Source-ANI
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A little of RajniKant in every person in Chennai
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Rajinikanth (Tamil: ரஜினிகாந்த்; born 12 December 1950 as Shivaji Rao Gaekwad) is an Indian film actor, media personality, and cultural icon. He made his debut as an actor in the National Film Award-winning motion picture Apoorva Raagangal (1975), directed by K. Balachander, whom the actor considers his mentor. About Rajinikanth
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Top Ten Apps for Customizing Android
(OPEN FREE PRESS) Taipei, Taiwan May 27, 2011 -- Shanzai.com today announced the publication of their latest eBook, 'Top Ten Apps for Customizing Android', the second in the 'Top ten' series for Android users.
The eBook provides practical information about customizing Android devices using a collection of top ten recommended apps. This guide will make a phone or tablet configurable to personal taste beyond the options available by default.
Every Android user has different priorities. Features and functions that are paramount to one user may be insignificant to another. Shanzai.com carefully selected the top ten apps from hundreds of apps available in the market, with a view to offering the top ten ways to customize Android that would be enjoyed by all Android users.
The eBook is appropriate for any Android device and will benefit users of any brand of tablet such as but not limited to the Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola Xoom, ASUS Eee Pad Transformer or even Chinese and Shanzhai tablets. It will also help users of any brand of Android mobile phone, such as but not limited to the HTC Inspire 4G, Motorola Atrix 4G, Samsung Epic 4G, HTC ThunderBolt, as well as Chinese and Shanzhai mobiles.
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A Collection of Images and Postcards By Thomas Palfy Published
(OPEN FREE PRESS) Melbourne, Australia May 21, 2011 -- The latest book of Thomas Palfy, writer-photographer, Postcards from South Gippsland has been published through http://www.CreateSpace.com. It is a richly illustrated record of the author’s recent tour of South Gippsland, in South Eastern Victoria. It features pictures of waterfalls, rainforests and beaches of the local National Parks and Nature Reserves as well as of other tourist attractions. This book is the third in the Postcards from… series. A Collection of Images published through www.lulu.com contains a selection of the author’s best images. This is his second such album, the first was published in 2007 under the title Captured with the Camera. A Collection of Images is available both as standard and premium editions.
For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at tpalfy7@gmail.com or visit www.australiantravelstories.com. Thomas Palfy’s books are available for sale from www.lulu.com, www.CreateSpace.com, www.amazon.com and through other wholesale and retail channels worldwide.
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New Peter Agardy Lionfish Design to Increase Awareness
(OPEN FREE PRESS) Boca Raton, FL May 6, 2011 -- A ShoreThing, Inc., a coastal lifestyle apparel company, announced today that it has designed a new version of Peter Agardy’s Lionfish Shirt to help bring awareness to the growing problem of Lionfish infestation. This “Unwanted Foreigner” has become a serious threat to the native fish of our coastal waters and continues to grow at a rapid pace. With no natural predators, fishermen and conversation groups alike are searching for ways to reduce and end this problem without harming our reefs and their inhabitants.
“Shore Thing’s goal is to help find ways to eliminate this serious threat to our native marine life. With our new Lionfish “Kill ‘Em N Grill ‘Em” design we hope to bring additional awareness to the problem”, said Claire Yonutas, Marketing Manager of A ShoreThing, Inc.
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