… , romantic love tends to be viewed as an independent variable that influences decisions about
sexual behaviors, and for the evolutionary psychologists, romantic love … on romantic love …

… the social, behavioral and cognitive sciences in an effort to define and explain the emotions.
Using romantic love … , ‘social scientists’ who might argue that romantic love is historically or …

… research exploring how the construct of romantic love, functions in some … romantic love. In
order to clarify the theoretical basis for this research some important theories on romantic love …

… As a result we now know that romantic love was more prevalent than the traditional … Social
Evolution and Modernization Why did social scientists neglect the importance of romantic love …

… (in other words, for the same reason that social scientists do not fill out their own surveys).
We formalized our definition of romantic love and included the second coding phase to ensure …

… research on romantic love and intimate relationships demonstrates that there are few
subjects in which the average American is more interested than the science of romantic love. …

… social science, we usually treat the phenomenon “love” and subsequently the phenomenon
of “romantic love… love is an emotion or whether it is a social bond. In fact, literature discussing …

… romantic love. Under the second question, related to development, we show that romantic
love … the fitness-relevant benefits and costs of romantic love with reference to mate choice, …

… , social scientists began crafting ways to measure this emotion (sometimes called passionate
love, romantic love, puppy love, deficiency love… various kinds of romantic love that we have …

… There are branches of the social sciences which have made tangential contact with love, …
and sociology of sexual behavior, and the social psychology of interpersonal attraction. It is the …