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pairing yourself 'ith pleasurable stimuli( another person 'ill begin to associate you 'ith this feeling talk to that person 'hen he)she is in a goo* moo*. these feeling 'ill be associate* 'ith you the more you interact 'ith someone( the more he or she 'ill like you 'e ten* to like more those 'ho like us. if he)she starte* not liking you( an* eventually come aroun* liking you( he 'ill like you more than if he starte* liking you form the beginning Gra*ual liking is more effective than 01120 turn( making this person your &1 frien*
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'e like those 'ho are similar to us an* have similar interests ho' someone feels about you is *etermine* by ho' you make him feel about himself make people feel goo*( they 'ill like being aroun* you
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Matching posture an* movements Matching speech6 spee*( tone( if you can get someone to *o you a favour( this 'ill generate kin* an* 'arm feelings to'ar* you
'e like someone more after *oing something nice for him or her
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'e are *ra'n to people 'ith positive attitu*e( passionate an* happy about life
'hen the bo*y pro*uces a*renaline people feel attraction an* se9ual *esire
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looking inot another person;s eye for minutes in enought to pro*uce passionate feelings 'e <u*ge a person in contrast 'ith other people
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'hen our o'n self esteem is suffering( 'e ten* to vie' others as more attractive
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'e are more attracte* to those people once 'e kno' they are attracte* to us
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it convey confi*ence( happiness( enthusiasm( an* sho's acceptance the process 'hereby our first impression of another person causes us to interpret his or her subse>uent behavior in a manner consistent 'ith that impression. also 'orks in 'riting( once rea*ing the first 'or*( all the other >ualities are filtere* through our initial perception
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it is not the person you are *ating( it is the things you are *oing that *etermine his)her level of interest 7 %L ?%L%T4 - L ! "# $C +C%T4
'hat someone thinks about you is largely *etermine* by the things you *o people 'ant 'hat they can;t have
if 'e *erive pleasure from only one source 'e ten* to overemphasi=e its value an* importance
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it is important to feel fulfille* in other areas to be able to maintain a sensible perspective an* not rely on someone else;s affections as sole source of satisfaction an* happiness people 'ant more but never are grateful for 'hat they have. not grateful e>uals to taking it for grante* that e>uals to not appreciate
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you *on;t take for grante* 'hat you believe can be taken a'ay from you at any time