<p>I've been reading a lot of books about seduction. Most of them rely on (approximative) psychological basis and presents really interesting insights. Robert Greene - Art of seduction, for example presents a lot of interesting factual happening and present some intuitive psychological interpretation.  The generalization made by Mistery and Greene are not very scientific. But it's possible to try to give an interpretation of the facts described by this books based on cognitive science.</p>

<p>There are really many fields of applied psychology. However, it seems to me that there is no official Seduction psychology.
For example, topics might include stereotypes, concept of beauty, importance of beauty, appearance and so on.</p>

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<li><strong>Is there psychological research on seduction?</strong></li>
<li><strong>What field of psychology does research on seduction?</strong></li>
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I'm pretty sure the question will not like to researchers, since seduction may look like a game compared to OCD and depression. But I think often social problems (like the missing of a partner) will lead to personal disease.
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Is there psychological research on seduction?
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# Is there psychological research on seduction?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-03-26)

I've been reading a lot of books about seduction. Most of them rely on (approximative) psychological basis and presents really interesting insights. Robert Greene - Art of seduction, for example presents a lot of interesting factual happening and present some intuitive psychological interpretation. The generalization made by Mistery and Greene are not very scientific. But it's possible to try to give an interpretation of the facts described by this books based on cognitive science.

There are really many fields of applied psychology. However, it seems to me that there is no official Seduction psychology.
For example, topics might include stereotypes, concept of beauty, importance of beauty, appearance and so on.

* **Is there psychological research on seduction?**
* **What field of psychology does research on seduction?**

**Tags:** social-psychology, sexuality, physical-attraction

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> **username_0**: I'm pretty sure the question will not like to researchers, since seduction may look like a game compared to OCD and depression. But I think often social problems (like the missing of a partner) will lead to personal disease.  

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