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The Theory of Co-opting Mother-infant Bonding Informs a New Approach to the Science of Romantic Love (Published in Frontiers in Psychology: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.1176067/full)

2022-08-28

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<p>For almost 25 years, the predominate evolutionary theory of romantic love has been Fisher’s theory of independent emotion systems. That theory suggests that sex drive, romantic attraction (romantic love), and attachment are associated with distinct neurobiological and endocrinological systems which evolved independently of each other. Psychological and neurobiological evidence, however, suggest that a complemen...

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