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For many of us, the movies offer us our earliest lessons in love.

From meat cutes and coffee shops to musicalenades, to dramatic airport chase scenes, romantic

comedies have long shaped our expectations about what love and romance might or ought to look

like. But how much do rom-coms get right about relationships, and how much do they get wrong?

And why are these types of movies often so emotionally satisfying?

Today we're going to talk to two psychologists who study the science of attraction,

commitment, and love about the real life lessons we can take from on-screen love stories.

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