Experiences of Falling in Love

1. one of two important precursor across both study
3. participants were ask to completed a questionnaire about how important each of the precursor was in their falling in love experience
6. physiological reactions, excitement
10. enigmatic or novel aspects
11. spending time alone with the other
14. tended to emphasize reciprocal liking, filling needs, personality, and social influence
18. particular attributes or signals
19. being emotionally/psychologically prepared for love
20. no significant differences found between the ethnicity, gender, and speed (True or false)
21. one of two important precursor across both study

1. desirable traits like humor, kindness, etc.
2. feeling liked and liking back
4. emotional/social needs being met
5. participants were asked to write a detailed narrative describing a past experience in which they fell in love
7. place more emphasis on appearance, specific cues, and readiness
8. physical attractiveness
9. friends/others' opinion
12. shared values/interest
13. knowing the person over time
15. participants from the U.S and from Chi
16. love is purely biological or individual phenomenon
17. no significant differences found between culture when it come to falling in love (True or false)
18. White American & Asian American participant