Igor Delovski Board

[delovski]

r - Men who can tell a good story are seen as more attractive and higher status

"Isn't this also referred to as charisma?"

[XNote]

bbc - Men may have evolved better 'making up' skills

"Men's historical dominance of the workplace may, in part, be because of
their ability to reconcile with enemies after conflict, a new study suggests.

Researchers examined the aftermath of same-sex sporting events and fo-
und that men spent longer talking, touching or embracing their opponents
than women."

[delovski]

y - Scientists asked 5,500 Americans to reveal their 'relationship deal breakers'

"A series of studies on 'relationship deal breakers,' published last year in
the journal Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, represents 'the first
systematic and comprehensive attempt to understand the traits that people
avoid in their partners,' the team of social scientists behind the studies
writes."

[Ike]

r - What statements about "what women really want" are you tired of hearing?

"The whole idea that there's some secret key that "women want". This leads
to an attitude of, "I did everything right, where's my sex?" Women are lots of
different people with many different desires. There is no what women want."

[Ike]

http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20171027-the-art-and-science-of-being-charismatic

Charismatic people have mastered a complex set of communication skills which give them considerable advantage in work and life

[Ike]

Y! - Scientists Figured Out the Personality Traits of Influencers, and It Could Explain a Lot

"As the researchers found, those with heightened extraversion, narcissism,
and histrionics -- a tendency to be dramatic and expressive about it -- were
more likely to be interested in the influencer life. Those traits correlate to
a desire to be seen and validated by others in much the same way as with
theater kids -- suggesting, perhaps, that the student thespians of today may
be the influencers of tomorrow."