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Originally Posted by Knave
WTF jay why do almost all your threads start it's getting fucking boring man.
I'll give you that occasionally you come up with some blinding posts/advice, but seriously man give the moralistic crap a rest will you and do us all a favour.
This site is called PUAForum and despite the best efforts of a few of its members to convert the few, the majority want to improve there skills with women and nail chicks with whatever means available, fuck morals.
Getting a girl excited/scared is one of the best ways to fuck her the same day and your right research does indeed suggest that there is a strong connection between the two emotions. I read somewhere that a PUA, took his date out and got her to steal a mars bar from a shop she was so worked up by the experience and had so many chemicals rushing round her brain, he did her in an alley. I can see exactly how and why this would work.
So come on big guy lets see this research, I'll do it the justice of reading it
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Slow response, been busy.
I like to speak in facts rather than observations. I've been doing this for a long time now and I'm a literature nut, I have an extremely large library of reading and if I'm able to I'll always point to the facts that back up anything I say. Why? Because fact is better than experience, see: confirmation bias.
Now that I'm home, the term is misattribution of arousal, the most recent study on it is actually in a text book I have to hand - Baumeister and Bushman. Social Psychology & Human Nature.
I can't find an online copy of that one I'm afraid, there's plenty that explains the principle online though.
This lecture at Yale discusses it:
Transcript 9 - Evolution, Emotion, and Reason: Love (Guest Lecture by Professor Peter Salovey) — Open Yale Courses
Psychwiki has a good explanation of it:
Misattribution of Arousal Paradigm - PsychWiki - A Collaborative Psychology Wiki
And this is the most cited study on the topic (96):
http://psycnet.apa.org/journals/psp/41/1/56/
For the simple concepts I'd recommend just reading the wiki, psycholoy lectures are long and without understanding surrounding concepts they can be difficult to keep up with, even at the foundation level this applies to. Studies tend to use language that's very specific and difficult to grasp unless you're used to it.
Basically it gives scientific backing and fact to the concept of just making people emotional, even if it's not the good kind.