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'Navarro, Joe. (2008, January 1). ready forces of attraction. Retrieved from http://www. psychologytoday. com/articles/200712/fast-forces-attraction | â€Å"Pitch correlates only loosely with height, only when is closely tied to hormone levels†pith its a good indicator of malodorousness or dominance, as well as wellness and harmingness. â€Å"In general, people with attractive voices have attractive faces,” says David Feinberg, a psychologist at McMaster University. ” (pg. )| This is interesting beca usance well one the use of the word correlation in this bid made me count on of the correlation look for method. Did they do actual research? And hence I continued to where David Feinberg made his statework forcet, and I believe this is untrue because again completely(prenominal) person’s perception is different, I then continued to think of the locution â€Å"you have a face for radio receiver” it just go overmed contradictory. | | | â€Å"A ccents affect our perceptions, as do speed and pitch. We judge fast talkers to be more educated, and those with varied inflection to be more interesting.\r\nMen prefer high voices in women, and women like deeper voices in men (especially when ovulating or looking for a short-term relationship)…” (pg. 1)| When the word â€Å"perception” came roughly I immediately thought of the Cognitive Prospective. | …”Thats wherefore our brains have set us up to draw instantaneous inferences from tiny nuances of behavior, what psychologists echo â€Å"thin slices” of judgment. We form first impressions of anothers magnet in a tenth of a second, generating a symphonic burst of trust in which everything from voice to wit plays a part…” ( pg. ). | This section made me think that they used the Biological Prospective to let off the reasoning and help make it easier to see. | â€Å" multitude like people whom others find attractive. You suscepti bility be inclined to think its because mixerization with (or sleeping with) the It girl enhances your own military position in the crowd. ” (pg. 2)| Right here is a great example of the Socio-cultural Prospective. It’s all well-nigh where you stand in our familiarity today, and by this statement it is easy to see because it is very true.\r\nIts seems most evident in college students, seeing it firsthand. | â€Å"Most of us are drawn to those who hail from our own position of the tracks, and men and women are marrying within their social class much more than ever. ” (pg. 2)| again a perfect example of sociocultural Prospective. | â€Å"…But ask 5,000 people and make up patterns emerge. Some traits have universal shake appeal because theyre markers of good genes, health, and fertility: a fit body, clear skin, a even face with average-sized and -shaped features, and traits that mark sex hormones…” (pg. )| instantaneously this section e xemplifies the Evolutionary Prospective because people, even unknowingly, look for these traits because they want they’re youth to be the beardown(prenominal)est the fittest, which made me think of Darwinism. ‘The strong will survive. ” The stronger, healthier, smarter, and most attractive evolve, the nonplus alive and most importantly sacrifice their genes on. | Summary: this article was quite interesting, it talked about all aspects of attraction and explained from various prospectives of psychology. It talked about physical attributes such as looks, voice, health ect, to the mental part of attraction. | |\r\n'