Human Psychology Facts about Love

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Human Psychology Facts about Love-

Poets, philosophers, and scientists have all expressed an interest in the complex web of emotions, connections, and desires for beloved ones. A range of psychological facts state that love significantly impacts our well-being. Below is a list of proven psychology facts about love. 

  1. Love activates the brain's reward system. When you experience romantic love, the brain releases chemicals like dopamine, oxytocin, and serotonin, which are associated with pleasure, bonding and happiness.
  2. Love can be like an addiction. Studies have shown that the brain activity of individuals in the early stages of romantic love resembles the brain activity of individuals addicted to drugs.
  3. Love can be blind. When you're in love, you may idealise your partner and overlook their flaws. This cognitive bias is known as the "Halo Effect," can lead to a biased view of the person you love.
  4.  Love involves emotional and cognitive processes. Love is not solely an emotional experience; it also involves cognitive processes such as perception, interpretation, and decision-making.
  5. Love can be influenced by the "Proximity Effect" is one of the psychological facts. The proximity effect suggests that we are more likely to form romantic relationships with people who are physically close to us.
  6. Love stimulates the release of certain chemicals in our brains, like oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin which produce positive feelings of attachment and well-being.
  7. You will feel more attracted to those who have behaviour, preferences and habits similar to you.
  8. When you truly love someone and they break your heart, the pain that you feel is equivalent to physical pain.
  9. When you love someone dearly then you tend to connect more to themselves than to your own identity. 
  10. Not having a conversation with the one you love will make you feel homesick and depressed. Therefore, students must learn how to deal with homesickness at university during their studies and try making friends.
  11.  It only takes upto 4 minutes to actually realise that you love someone or not.
  12. According to studies, an average love lasts for four months, and if it goes beyond that, then you are in love with your counterpart.

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