Some Evidence for Heightened Sexual Attraction under Conditions of High Anxiety.¶
Dutton, D. G., & Aron, A. P. (1974). Some Evidence for Heightened Sexual Attraction under Conditions of High Anxiety. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 510-517.
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- Two-Factor Theory of Emotion
- Dutton and Aron's suspension-bridge study, for example, is frequently interpreted as fear-related arousal being attributed to attraction, but its quasi-naturalistic design and possible alternative explanations make it compatible evidence rather than a decisive test.
This sourceInfluential naturalistic study commonly interpreted through misattribution of arousal; used here as compatible rather than uniquely decisive evidence.
- Dutton and Aron's suspension-bridge study, for example, is frequently interpreted as fear-related arousal being attributed to attraction, but its quasi-naturalistic design and possible alternative explanations make it compatible evidence rather than a decisive test.
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