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Marrying your mother: the role of sexual imprinting on who we find attractive

Sexual imprinting, the idea that we might find someone more attractive because they resemble our opposite sex parent. Originally proposed by Freud as the Oedipus/electra complex, researchers have discovered that many other animals such as birds prefer partners who resemble their opposite sex parent, leading them to update the theory with a new, biological basis, dubbed “sexual imprinting”. But things evolve for a reason, raising the question: Why do we sexually imprint? What is it’s purpose? @RichieEvPsych from Thomas Richardson Enlightening talks in 5 minutes Recorded at Leaf Cafe, Bold Street, Liverpool We are always looking for new speakers so get in touch. Find out more at igniteliverpool.com