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It was a quote from 'When Harry met Sally', but a study recently backed it up: http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/men-and-women-cant-be-just-friends/ htt

• cdr 13y ago
  176 teenagers... what an impressive study.
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• ama729 13y ago
  > but a study recently backed it up Except it ... doesn't? Not only it doesn't seem to be a well designed study (the 9 point scale doesn't make much sense, there is no graph with the numbers for each answers, etc), the conclusion they get from it seem strange, since most people don't want to go on a date: On average: Male: 4.55 Female: 3.90, since it's a 9 point scale[1]: 5 mean "Neutral/Unsure" and below is the "no" range. [1]https://analysights.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/071210_2340_considerres22.png?w=450 https://analysights.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/071210_2340_...
• vacri 13y ago
  A study on the gender interactions of undergraduate students really shouldn't be used to describe the wider population. They're in a very artificial environment, in a tumultuous phrase of life.