Bev participates in a speed-dating study. On the pre-study questionnaire she reports that physical attractiveness in a potential
romantic partner is very important to her. Yet, at the end of the study, the people she reports wanting to meet again are not those she rates as being most physically attractive. How can we explain this discrepancy?
Answer: The process is unable to evaluate in depth what each person made she feel
Explanation: Even if a study is good, sometimes is not possible to go in certain essential places. Feelings are difficult to measure, just as being attracted to someone, even if people have preferences, these preferences may change or vary according to the environment, mood of the participant, and the other person as well.
