WASHINGTON
POST -- Apr 24 -- The Washington Post recently conducted an interview with
psychologist Gian Gonzaga, lead researcher inside eHarmony Labs, the online
dating service’s think tank. Gonzaga stated that the core qualities partners
should share if they want their love to last are primarily personality traits,
such as temperament, openness to experience, how introverted or extroverted
each person is, etc. He also stated that the literature does not support the
adage "Opposites attract", and claims that after running the numbers, eHarmony
is responsible for 236 people getting married each day, or 44,000 couples a
year. FULL ARTICLE @ WASHINGTON POST
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