How Well Do You Know Love?
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When most people think about love, they tend to picture a beautiful couple holding hands walking at sunset along a beach. This results in next to no one realizing that there are biological factors that actually cause us to fall in love. We tend to overtly romanticize love and omit the scientific factors that are involved.
- 1.Who has an adequate amount of testosterone for sexual attraction?
- A.
Men
- B.
Women
- C.
Both
- D.
I do not know
- 2.What do are humans attracted to that is different that ourselves?
- A.
A different immune system
- B.
Physical appearance
- C.
Confidence
- D.
Nothing
- 3.What is just as addictive as falling in love?
- A.
Cocaine addiction
- B.
Nicotine addiction
- C.
A combination of both
- D.
Alcohol addiction
- 4.How does love [literally] make you crazy?
- A.
Jealousy
- B.
Increased levels of serotonin
- C.
Obsessive compulsive disorder
- D.
I do not know
- 5.Why must love be blind?
- A.
It is required for the attachment stage
- B.
This is untrue, love should never be blind
- C.
I do not know
- D.
So that the relationship is not sexualized
- 6.What works better during the first year of being in love?
- A.
The Nerve Growth Factor (NGF)
- B.
The heart
- C.
The brain
- D.
Nothing
- 7.What is similar to romantic love?
- A.
Lose friendship
- B.
Love for a parent or child
- C.
Nothing
- D.
Drug addiction
- 8.Removing what will cause the attachment to disappear?
- A.
Sexual attraction
- B.
Key bonding hormones
- C.
Physical attraction
- D.
Quality time
- 9.What are we most attracted to?
- A.
Physical characteristics
- B.
Scents/pheromones
- C.
Those that look and/or smell most like our parents
- D.
Differs per person
- 10.What else are we attracted to in a mate?
- A.
Someone that looks physically similar to ourselves
- B.
Someone with the same lung volume, metabolic rates and earlobe lengths
- C.
Someone with a similar sex drive
- D.
Someone that reminds us of our closest friend
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