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Attraction: Chemical messengers

The biological approach argues that human attraction is primarily a physiological response. These physiological responses include neurotransmitters and hormones. Much research on the biological origins of human attraction has two key limitations. First, much of the research is correlational, so it is impossible to establish a true cause-and-effect relationship. Secondly, much of the research uses animal models,...

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