Psychology, asked by ALEENA2528, 1 year ago

what is physiology of love

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Answered by steny1

Falling in love is one of the best feelings in the world—and humans might not be the only creatures who do it. Pair bonding, the two-by-two partnering of creatures, has been seen across the animal kingdom. Whether or not a nesting pair of robins can be said to truly love each other, we're still awfully interested inwhy animals might pair off. The tools available to biologists have advanced immensely in the last few decades, and some are using that technology to decipher physiology involved in both pair bonding and love.

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anjalisinghaa: it depend on person

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Anonymous: I wish the love prevails all over to make the world heaven

steny1: yes

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Answered by anjalisinghaa

The physiology of love is not totally understood, and research is ongoing. Researchers have begun to explain the pair bonding of animals such as voles, and have identified patterns of hormones and brain activity that show up among people in romantic relationships.
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Iyou might feel that your experience of falling in love is unique, science can explain why you have lost your appetite, ..yes true love never dies..

Anonymous: There is one being on this Brainly who has been resoecting his love since long but u yourself find out that guy...

steny1: who

Anonymous: He is a aged person but I cant tell but I had a brief conversation with him...he is still in his love but alone

steny1: that is one-sided love

Anonymous: May be but all I xan say that he cahnged my attitude about love and its myth around . He has made me more pure at my heart

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