Book Excerpt
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Any student of psychology may perform the interviews. The following is a description of events as reported by one of several interviewers:
- “In interviewing people selected at random, among people waiting at an airport, or waiting in line at blood donation centers, I would say that I enjoyed meeting people because I was involved in a new kind of research. If the person I was talking to could answer some very simple, non-intrusive questions (like what is your favorite color?, and do you prefer having a dog instead of a cat?), I could describe the qualities of the person attracted to him or her. And I could also describe the type of person he or she was genuinely attracted to. Most people were amused and somewhat reluctantly gave in and were prepared to be entertained. But when I described some very sensitive details, their mouths opened up, developed an uncontrollable smile, and enthusiastically agreed with everything I said. Now they truly wanted to continue the conversation. They would very gladly describe what their parents were like and answer almost anything I asked. If I asked for their blood type, they gladly gave it, if they knew what it was. They felt that the more personal information they gave me, the more I could tell them about their emotional matters.”
Learn how to interview people you have never met and obtain a very favorable reaction. The procedures are strictly scientific. These are based on verified tests others have done. Also, a professional comparison with Eysenck psychology tests has been performed. A strong correlation with Claudius Galen categories, principles of genetics, and verifiable Gaussian curves were applied. You do not have to know much of this in order to interview people. Just be yourself in a natural format.
Book Title: How Human Beings Fall In Love
Order: #2618911
Subtitle:Emotional Orientation
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