Can Games ACTUALLY Make You Fall in Love? Science Has An Answer
Video Games Can Teach us so many things. Love is one of them. All kinds of love. Robert Sternberg spent his career answering one question: what is love, structurally? He found it's three forces are intimacy, passion, and commitment and depending on the combination, love becomes something completely different. Dragon Quest figured this out decades ago. Part 1 of 3 breaks down Romantic, Companionate, and Consummate Love using real Dragon Quest couples Part 2 (soon): what happens when these forces break Part 3 (soon): platonic love and friendship Animation clip used under Creative Commons Attribution, courtesy of Psych2Go: • Sternberg's Theory of Love: Intimacy, Comm...
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