… view of body parts than to an egocentric view, and that this preference in the right EBA for the
allocentric view could … The original images of the hands (one picture per hand) in an upright …

… Romantic partners tend to demonstrate similar recreational … showing a profile picture that
includes the dating partner serves as … Findings further indicate that people view their partners' …

… about a potential romantic partner: viewing a written profile … having a relationship with a
romantic partner. We predicted that … The broader picture offered by the three studies is clear: …

… to romantic bonds in men by enhancing their partner's … 24 times (six blocks with four picture
presentations). In the RPL … asked our subjects to passively view the pictures. After each fMRI …

… to a picture of the romantic partner versus … viewing the romantic partner versus an unknown
person. The general effect of conflict on neural activations in response to the romantic partner …

… of time they spent thinking about their romantic partner during an average day which was …
with partner preoccupation. As the authors noted, viewing pictures of romantic partners …

… ‘in love’ with a romantic partner were primed with a picture of their loved one… romantic partner
than of a friend or a stranger (particularly if they were “passionately in love” with that partner…

… is evoked when a romantic partner is imagined, symbolized … representation of the partner
(eg, viewing the partner’s face) in this … by featuring pictures of romantic partners during the task. …

The aim of this study was to test the effect of self-, system-, and other-generated profile pictures
in romantic partner selection on online dating sites. In addition, we investigate if people …

… ; mean age = 20) the pictures of the potential partners together with their own … partner, and
the potential partner’s judgment of the “dateability” of the participant. After viewing the pictures …