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一间实验室,两个陌生人,45分钟共同答完36道题,然后他们就会相爱。这是由纽约州立大学石溪分校的哲学教授亚瑟·阿伦研究出来,流传了16年之久的科学秘方。1997年,亚瑟·阿伦教授带头发起了一项心理学研究,想探寻一下人际亲密感是怎么产生的。他在大学里招募了近两百名实验对象,先对TA们的基本情况、社会态度等做过问卷,然后将其两两配对(熟人间相互避开),给每对人留出一定的单独空间,让他们花45分钟,共同回答36道题。这36
A lab, two strangers, finished the 36 questions together in 45 minutes and they would fall in love. It was developed by Arthur Allen, a philosophy professor at Stony Brook University in New York State, and has been circulating for 16 years as a scientific recipe. In 1997, Professor Arthur Allen led a psychology study to find out how interpersonal intimacy came about. He recruited nearly 200 subjects at the university. He first conducted a questionnaire on the basic conditions and social attitudes of the TA students, and then matched them pairwise (acquaintances avoid each other), giving each pair a certain individual Space, let them spend 45 minutes to answer 36 questions together. This 36