Synchronized Heart Rate and Skin Conductivity Show Blind Daters' True Feelings

Signs of attraction such as laughs and gestures could not predict how much blind daters want to see each other again.

By Katharine Gammon
Nov 25, 2021 3:00 PM
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 (Inside Science) — When two people first meet, there’s sometimes a click that happens -- instant attraction. But what exactly is that? Scientists are trying to find out. 

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