The overall discussions reveal an appreciation for the study's insights, with examples such as mentions of humor being effective especially in long-term contexts, and sexual cues perceived as most effective by women in short-term scenarios. The tone varies from analytical to humorous, and the choice of words like 'most successful' and references to cultural differences underscore a genuine interest and deep engagement with the research’s implications.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions recognize the study's findings, especially regarding how different tactics like humor and sexual cues are perceived in flirting across cultures.
InterestModerate interest
Postings demonstrate curiosity about which flirting tactics work best, reflecting moderate interest in social behaviors and cultural differences.
EngagementHigh engagement
Many comments analyze the study's results, mentioning specific tactics like humor and sexual availability cues, implying deep engagement.
ImpactModerate impact
The discussions highlight how the research influences understanding of flirting practices and social interactions, indicating a moderate perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
This study examined how men and women from the US and Norway perceive the effectiveness of different flirtation tactics across short-term and long-term mating contexts, considering individual differences like sociosexuality, extraversion, and religiosity.
Results showed that cues like sexual availability were seen as more effective when used by women in short-term contexts, while behaviors indicating generosity and commitment were more effective when used by men in long-term scenarios; humor was generally well-received, especially by men and in long-term contexts.
Cultural differences emerged in nonverbal cues like bodily displays and initial contact, but overall, the findings support the idea that flirtation functions as a universal strategy for signaling romantic or sexual interest across cultures.
Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts, while laughing or giggling at someone's jokes was judged an effective flirtation tactic for both sexes. https://t.co/tCJCz9ejxX https://t.co/SISXvV0IAt
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David Schmitt
@PsychoSchmitt · X
"large-scale study on perceived efficacy of flirtation tactics across two cultures using Sexual Strategies Theory (SST)...most robust SST hypotheses are supported in this study, in both samples as well as the total sample" #replication @ProfDavidBuss https://t.co/yijXOXVznS
Oct 22, 2023 · 17 likes · 16,424 followersView post →
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William Costello
@CostelloWilliam · X
What flirting works?
Sexual availability cues: more effective for women in short-term mating contexts.
Cues to generosity/commitment: more effective for men in long-term mating contexts.
Humour: more effective when used by men & in long-term contexts.
https://t.co/apT5tewlsW
May 6, 2022 · 13 likes · 5 shares · 16,681 followersView post →
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Coltan Scrivner
@MorbidPsych · X
@robkhenderson Probably also why laughter is a good flirting tactic
https://t.co/OqvTVzQa26
May 12, 2022 · 6 likes · 1 share · 3,591 followersView post →
This video explores how men and women perceive flirtation tactics in short-term and long-term scenarios, highlighting cultural differences and the impact of individual traits like openness and extraversion. Understand…
This study explores how men and women from the US and Norway perceive the effectiveness of various flirtation tactics in short-term and long-term situations, considering individual differences. It highlights universal…
Perceived Effectiveness of Flirtation Tactics: The Effects of sex, Mating Context and Individual Differences in US and Norwegian Samples
Paired with a short story on romance.
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中島所長
@raptor_notice · X
Perceived Effectiveness of Flirtation Tactics: The Effects of sex, Mating Context and Individual Differences in US and Norwegian Samples
(口説き文句の有効性の認知:米国とノルウェーのサンプルにおける性、交尾の文脈、個人差の影響)
https://t.co/CmDfbSR1gF
あと読む
Dec 19, 2023 · 19 likes · 5 shares · 30,076 followersView post →
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Javi Ciborro
@papayaykware · X
https://t.co/h6E03SD5Y4
Eficacia percibida de las tácticas de flirteo: Los efectos del sexo, el contexto de apareamiento y las diferencias individuales en muestras estadounidenses y noruegas
All smiling, jovial, magnetic, and brainy personalities that I know... do not wear a fifteen foot radius aroma fortress.
Considerable depth of western societies' behavioural trajectory, even without eye-contact.
#NTNUnorway
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RT @tedgioia: “Humor was rated as more effective when used by men and in long-term contexts, and least effective when used by women in shor…
May 14, 2022 · 2 shares · 16,618 followersView post →
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Ted Gioia
@tedgioia · X
“Humor was rated as more effective when used by men and in long-term contexts, and least effective when used by women in short term contexts. However, laughing or giggling at someone's jokes was an effective flirtation tactic for both sexes….” https://t.co/laCPplRTcc
May 14, 2022 · 5 likes · 2 shares · 88,222 followersView post →
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Nwoke Enugu ™
@ChukwuebukaEmj · X
RT @MorbidPsych: @robkhenderson Probably also why laughter is a good flirting tactic
https://t.co/OqvTVzQa26
May 12, 2022 · 1 share · 2,101 followersView post →
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Coltan Scrivner
@MorbidPsych · X
@robkhenderson Probably also why laughter is a good flirting tactic
https://t.co/OqvTVzQa26
May 12, 2022 · 6 likes · 1 share · 3,591 followersView post →
What flirting works?
Sexual availability cues: more effective for women in short-term mating contexts.
Cues to generosity/commitment: more effective for men in long-term mating contexts.
Humour: more effective when used by men & in long-term contexts.
https://t.co/apT5tewlsW
May 6, 2022 · 13 likes · 5 shares · 16,681 followersView post →
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小橋昭彦
@a_kobashi · X
ノルウェーと米国で、異性の気をひくための行動の効果を比較。一晩か長い関係を望むかによっても違う。ユーモア最強。
Perceived Effectiveness of Flirtation Tactics: The Effects of sex, Mating Context and Individual Differences in US and Norwegian Samples , 2022 https://t.co/8irDw8ewUy
This kind of flirting works best @statuses https://t.co/YjCO23KCR9 https://t.co/ImnjO9itmb
May 5, 2022 · 5 likes · 2 shares · 1,020,512 followersView post →
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Reddit Journal of Science
@rsciencejournal · X
Flirting is most successful when using humor, but not if you're a women looking for a short encounter - study on students US/Norway https://t.co/LLy5e5QjAA #science #social_science #humor #women #encounter #study
Flirting is most successful when using humor, but not if you're a women looking for a short encounter - study on students US/Norway https://t.co/WxB8Pv7OKR https://t.co/ixHolzEM2C
"large-scale study on perceived efficacy of flirtation tactics across two cultures using Sexual Strategies Theory (SST)...most robust SST hypotheses are supported in this study, in both samples as well as the total sample" #replication @ProfDavidBuss https://t.co/yijXOXVznS
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 26, 2022 · 14 shares · 1,838 followersView post →
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Jorge Martinez
@JorgeEduardoMP · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 1,304 followersView post →
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Monkster™®
@monksterx · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 1,457 followersView post →
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parker
@xparkerbyronx · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 186 followersView post →
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Dr Mark Ord
@_mark_ord_ · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 342 followersView post →
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Miguel DD林
@MiguelDDL · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 1,369 followersView post →
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William Costello
@CostelloWilliam · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 16,681 followersView post →
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Adam Bode
@AdamBode4 · X
RT @DegenRolf: Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts,…
Mar 25, 2022 · 14 shares · 546 followersView post →
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Rolf Degen
@DegenRolf · X
Sexual availability cues were judged most effective flirtation tactic when employed by women in short-term mating contexts, while laughing or giggling at someone's jokes was judged an effective flirtation tactic for both sexes. https://t.co/tCJCz9ejxX https://t.co/SISXvV0IAt
Mar 25, 2022 · 73 likes · 14 shares · 69,514 followersView post →
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