Question

2) Imagine you are a “dating consultant” who gives advice on how people can improve their odds of finding a person they can date and maybe have a satisfying long-term relationship with. Suppose a new client has recently hired you; Ralph a 35-year old chemical engineer.  Using what you know about propinquity, similarity, and evolutionary psychology; provide advice to Ralph about the best things HE can do to attract a woman to be in a long-term relationship with him.  Suppose another new client comes along later who is female. Does any of the advice you gave Ralph change for this female client? If so explain what you would tell her to do differently than Ralph and why

Answer 1

considering his job he needs a partner that is okay with flexibility don't search so much you become desprate because things with work out on there on and for the female sort of the same advice depending on her job and such.