People tend to fall in love with those who have similar facial features — new research
A study involving 682 participants completing 2,285 speed dates found that individuals are more likely to perceive others with similar facial features as attractive. During brief three-minute interactions, participants rated one another based on attractiveness, kindness, and compatibility.
Source Psypost
The findings highlight the significant role of facial similarity in fostering romantic attraction, possibly reflecting a natural inclination to seek partners who mirror one’s own identity.
These insights contribute to a deeper understanding of romantic connection mechanisms and may inform psychological approaches in dating and interpersonal relationships.
