A
study by California State University focused
on analyzing friendships that suddenly emerge as interpersonal chemistry. Something
that in psychology has denominated like "an emotional and
psychological connection between two individuals".
This is how your brain reacts
When we know someone, there are always alterations in our
neurotransmitters, which causes us to have a quick impression of who we have in
front of us.
Seconds make us feel if the other person fits with us or
not.
Not all feel the same
The amygdala is an area of the brain that is very involved in
the emotional response, so we all react differently to the same stimulus.
When you meet someone, your brain can send impulses of
friendship, fear, dislike, empathy, doubt or discomfort as the first
response.
With love happens the same
When we fall in love, what happens is that the alteration of the
neurotransmitters, cause us to have a very quick impression on the person.
There we begin to devise and compare if it is the person we were
looking for and if there are things in common.
Now you know, next time pay attention to the signals that you
emit yourself and decide wisely if that person can be your best friend or
something else.
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