… of love’s scientific elements on Helen Fisher’s system due to its … Fisher’s system, attraction
entails processes of sexual desire to encourage intraspecies mating, whereas attachment is a …

… The three brain systems are lust, romantic attraction, and attachment (Fisher, 1989, 1992,
1998, 1999, 2004). In particular, … Fisher claim that romantic love is a developed form of this …

… stage, generally called romantic love, is the result of the activation of the brain limbic structures
… stage of love is mainly underlain by the structures regulating the attachment system and …

… Passionate love can be divided into three emotional stages: lust, attraction and attachment.
Each stage is characterised by its group of hormones. Testosterone and oestrogen stimulate …

… Helen Fisher, a prominent researcher of evolution and romantic love, asserts that mating
and … by three major processes: lust/sex drive, attraction/romantic love, and attachment (…

… Various experiences, but particularly experiences of salient danger (either real or perceived),
activate the attachment system and corresponding attachment behaviors (ie, aversive and/…

… drive, romantic attraction (romantic love), and attachment are associated with distinct
neurobiological and endocrinological systems … Fisher takes a narrow definition of romantic love …

… ship attraction (Fisher et al., 2006). The intertwined components of lust, attachment, and
attraction are also separate systems. … Lust is centered around the amygdala and is mediated by …

… to gratify a purely reproductive urge, experienced as a selfish lust, to one in which individuals
sought to gratify a sexual urge that encompassed the desire to love and care for others. …

… stage, generally called romantic love, is the result of the activation of the brain limbic structures
… stage of love is mainly underlain by the structures regulating the attachment system and …