What were the results of Elaine Hatfield’s blind-date study at the University of Minnesota?

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nirvana33 [79]3 years ago

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Elaine Hatfield’s was a Psychologist and came up with a blind-date study at the University of Minnesota.

She conducted a personality/ aptitude tests for 752 students. They were then matched randomly with a partner for a dance which was independent of the result of the personality test previously taken.with a partner each for a dance. They were rated and it was discovered that physically attractive dates were the most liked for both men and women.

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