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Opposites may not attract after all: Recent study reveals the fascinating similarities between most couples

The well-known saying that “opposites attract" may not always be accurate, according to a recent report from Colorado University Boulder. Experts explain why couples tend to be similar.

New yorkUnited statesTanya horwitzJayme albinChristine macinnisAmy mcgorryNancy fryeLong island university in brookvilleInstitute for behavioral geneticsUniversity of colorado boulderDepartment of psychologyNature humanBehavioral geneticsFox newsYork cityFox news digital

Do Opposites Really Attract? A New Study May Have Given Us The Answer

Scientists have new thoughts on whether couples are more likely to be similar than different.

United statesUnited kingdomTanya horwitzJared balbonaUniversity of colorado boulderDepartment of psychologyInstitute for behavioral geneticsColorado boulderBehavioral geneticsNature human behaviorPolitical valuesTanya horwitzPartner selection

Do Opposites Really Attract? A New Study May Have Given Us The Answer

Scientists have new thoughts on whether couples are more likely to be similar than different.

United statesUnited kingdomTanya horwitzJared balbonaDaniel lozano gonzalezInstitute for behavioral geneticsDepartment of psychologyUniversity of colorado boulderMalte muellerColorado boulderBehavioral geneticsNature human behaviorLozano gonzalez

Couples share up to 89% of values, new study says: There are very few traits where opposites actually do attract – NBC New York

Partners, on average, share up to 89% of traits, including values such as religiosity and experiences such as smoking and sexual activity.

United statesNew yorkJared balbonaNature humanColorado boulder instituteBehavioral genetics

Couples share up to 89% of values, new study says: There are very few traits where opposites actually do attract – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Partners, on average, share up to 89% of traits, including values such as religiosity and experiences such as smoking and sexual activity.

United statesJared balbonaNature humanColorado boulder instituteBehavioral genetics

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