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Human relationships have always been one of the most important parts of our lives. Finding the right partner is one of the biggest challenges nowadays. The internet and modern technology have revolutionized dating, yet the magic of personal meetings has never lost its significance.
In the following interview, we discuss the advantages and disadvantages of online and in-person dating. Why do people choose one option over the other?
The conversation reveals how the continuous changes in traditional male-female roles cause confusion in dating processes. The dynamics we have carried with us through evolution often lose their relevance today, so people involved in dating often don't know how to gauge their own and the other person's behavior and dating strategy.
These topics might be familiar to everyone. However, if you'd like to take something new with you after reading this article, it should be the knowledge of the halo effect.
The halo effect is a cognitive bias where the perception of a single positive or negative trait (e.g., attractive appearance, friendly behavior) extends to other unrelated characteristics. This phenomenon often happens unconsciously and can influence people's opinions and decisions. It can have a particularly significant and harmful role in the online world, where we often rely on small pieces of information about others, and we can never be sure about their accuracy, yet we are capable of crafting entire personalities and life stories from them.
So, just because he brought a single rose on the first date doesn't mean he's reliable, and just because he wasn't late for the first date doesn't mean he's a precise person. Stay alert, whether you're dating in person or online! 🙌😎
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