Don’t you want me, baby? Cardiac and electrocortical concomitants of romantic interest and rejection
Abstract
Online dating has become a very popular way to find a romantic partner. In the present study, we examined whether romantic interest and rejection in such a setting would evoke differential electrocortical and cardiac responses. For this purpose a database was created, similar to a dating website, where the participants' personal information and photos were placed. Heterosexual, single participants (N = 61) evaluated the profiles of opposite-sex...
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Title
Don’t you want me, baby? Cardiac and electrocortical concomitants of romantic interest and rejection
Published Date
Sep 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
146
Pages
107707 - 107707
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