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Attuned to Love: Individual Differences in Knowing What Makes Others Feel Loved in Spain
Love is culturally universal in presence, yet highly variable in how people perceive it. The present study examined individual differences in cultural attunement and judgment styles related to love. Adults (N = 502) living in Spain rated 61 everyday scenarios according to how likely each would make
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