According to the in focus box, "interpersonal attraction and liking," we are more attracted to people whom we perceive as being like us. however, cross-cultural research has shown that:

In his study titled "Cultural Influences on Attraction", Paul W. Eastwick identifies major topics of central attention in the process of attraction between 2 individuals of a different culture.

Love and Choice: If showing a couple is arranged or decision was driven.The system of Marriage: If culture supports monogamy or Polygamy.Appropriate Sexual Behaviour: What is seen as tolerable or not. Mate Preferences: For example, physical attractiveness or age. A standard of Attractiveness: For example, weight or focus for a part of a body.Adult Attachment Styles: If the person has an "anxious" (tends to look for a partner) or "avoidant" (avoids activities related to finding a partner).

Each of the 2 individuals has a mix of the preferences of for each topic. If they the 2 "blends" of preferences have a high-level compatibility, then the individuals will probably result highly attracted to each other.

Concurrent jurisdiction is the ability to exercise judicial review by different courts at the same time, within the same territory, and over the same subject matter. for instance, a domestic violence matter may be heard in either a general civil court or a family court in the same county.i hope that this you : )

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