Dating Techniques - Science of Attraction
There are a wide range of self help books and courses on offer claiming to be the ultimate solution to your dating problems. Derren Brown, Kat Akingbade and Charlie McDonnell take a look at some of that advice and put it to the test in a very special speed dating experiment for Channel 4's Science of Attraction.
Profile Pictures - Science of Attraction
With social networking and online dating becoming more and more popular, the images we choose to represent ourselves online have a massive impact upon how we're perceived. But what do these photographs say about us? Find out more in this video for Channel 4's Science of Attraction; introduced by Derren Brown and presented by Kat Akingbade and Charlie McDonnell.
Familiar Faces - Science of Attraction
As this Channel 4 Science of Attraction video (introduced by Derren Brown and presented by Kat Akingbade and Charlie McDonnell) will reveal, when it comes to your face, you and your partner have very different perspectives ...
Also Charlie gets a very special make over!
Smell of Attraction - Science of Attraction
Science suggests that the smell of a person can influence your attraction to them. It is a scientific fact that we can be biologically disposed to a certain type of person based on their smell. In this Channel 4 Science of Attraction video (introduced by Derren Brown and presented by Kat Akingbade and Charlie McDonnell) we'll take a closer look by taking some young couples paintballing!
Sound of attraction - Science of Attraction
In the modern world we communicate via the telephone more than ever, in many cases with people we have never met. What assumptions do we all make about people's attractiveness based upon their voices? Our experiment introduced by Derren Brown and presented by Kat Akingbade and Charlie McDonnell aims to answer some of these questions. This is Channel 4's Science Of Attraction.
The Halo Effect - Science of Attraction
So many things can influence the decisions and judgments we make. In this Science of Attraction video for Channel 4, which is introduced by Derren Brown. Kat Akingbade and Charlie McDonnell investigate the Halo Effect and discover the impact it can have on first impressions and how others perceive you.
