The The Science of Wonder: Why Looking Up at Stars Makes You More Attractive to Potential Partners
The Science of Wonder: Why Looking Up at Stars Makes You More Attractive to Potential Partners"
Based on the Research Paper: "The Science of Awe" by The Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley By Dr. Summer Allen White Paper prepared for the John Templeton Foundation
Discover the transformative power of awe in dating and relationships, backed by groundbreaking research from UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center. Learn why moments of wonder might be more effective for finding love than traditional dating strategies.
KEY RESEARCH FINDINGS:
- Awe reduces stress hormone production
- Expands perception of available time
- Increases prosocial behavior
- Enhances presence and engagement
- Improves decision-making capacity
SCIENTIFIC BREAKDOWN:
- Neurological Impact:
- Decreased activity in worry centers
- Enhanced feel-good neurotransmitters
- Improved cognitive flexibility
- Increased social connection capacity
- Behavioral Changes:
- Better listening abilities
- Reduced self-preoccupation
- Enhanced present-moment awareness
- Improved relationship decisions
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS:
- Daily 15-minute "awe practices"
- Mindful nature engagement
- Wonder-based decision making
- Presence-enhancing exercises
INCLUDES:
- 3-minute Cosmic Perspective Reset meditation
- Research-based journal prompts
- Science-backed action steps
- Evidence-based coaching moments
References: Allen, S. (2018). The Science of Awe. Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley. https://ggsc.berkeley.edu/images/uploads/GGSC-JTF_White_Paper-Awe_FINAL.pdf
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