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Cultural Models of Everyday Love in Contemporary Spain: A Mixed-Methods Cultural Consensus Study
Love can emerge through moments and interactions in our daily lives, varying across different cultural contexts. Using a sequential mixed-method approach guided by Cultural Consensus Theory (CCT; Romney et al., 1986), we examined the shared agreement on which daily life experiences evoke loving feel
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