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The research done by Robert Cialdini has shown that we are genetically programmed to be more attracted to individuals who are similar to us. This is because these people tend to confirm our beliefs and “validate” our attitudes.

In contrast to the evolutionary psychologist David Buss, Julian Giles found that physical attractiveness is a key factor in the initial attraction of heterosexual couples, and that physical appearance is one of the most important factors for a partner’s attractiveness to the other person.

Body language and facial expressions play a central role in the positive or negative impact of a relationship. Consistent research and clinical experience has shown that people are attracted to competence, courtesy, trustworthiness, and attractiveness. Eye contact, kind facial expressions, smiling, good physical form, and in person posture are common factors of charm that make a relationship more appealing.