This time we got more than 9,000 applications, and waited for all the processing to be done before receiving 20 men that seemed most shy, introverted, problems with depression, tame, and passive (Group B). These men were all either around the same height, or slightly shorter than the picked women. They looked dark, bold, mysterious and were slightly above average in weight. By most apparent and obvious personality traits, these two groups, of men and women, are on different ends of the personality spectrum. 60 more men, 20 (Group C) are chosen that have very similar personalities as Group A, and 40 men (Group D) with completely different personalities, than that of Group A or B. Each women goes on a planned date with 4 different men, one of which is from group B, and the other 3 from groups C and D. The dates are exactly the same each time; The man picks the woman up, they go to the same restaurants, same theater (a different play is permitted), and same nightclub. At the end of the night, the man will walk the woman to her door, and will say goodnight with a kiss on the cheek, and no more. After the four dates, the woman will answer a questionnaire with the questions: Which man, numbered in order of the date, were you most attracted to, in all senses of the word? Pick just one. What man would you most like to see again in the future? Pick just one. Thank you and please be honest. Your cash is in the mail. The results of the study were as follows: Percent of women who were most attracted to the man from group B: 55% Percent of women who were most attracted to the man from group C: 30% Percent of women who were most attracted to one of the men from group D: 15% Percent of women who would consider dating the man more in the future from group B more than any other group: 75% Percent of women who would consider dating the man more in the future from group C more than any other group: 15% Percent of women who would consider dating one of the men more in the future from group D more than any other group: 10% From the results of our study, we can conclude that, people may be more attracted to those who are opposite them (group B) in many strong personality points.
