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Overview: The 3 Lit Reviews (1st literature review (Dating (Dating is a…

- - - - Why important: The social implications of not being good at dating, e.g singletons
      - What is dating? What is dating initiation?
      - Anxiety, shyness, and dating
    - - Social skills training - learn behaviours, scripts, breaking the ice etc
      - evolutionary - present high/appropriate mate value
      - social exchange theory - present desired qualities
      - Biologically and neurologically inspired: make one self likeable/attractive by hijacking the emotional/cognitive attachment system http://www.dana.org/Cerebrum/Default.aspx?id=39351 AND https://www.livescience.com/24593-brain-love-dating-decisions.html
      - Courtship models (e.g. Davis) go through the process correctly - from approaching to more
      - Dating and intuition e.g. recognising cues - verbal and non-verbal
      - Other social psychology theories of attraction: e.g, halo effect (attractiveness, Berschield and Walster), similarity, pickup lines, small gestures (e.g. smiling, compliments)
      - Mating intelligence
      - Anxiety, confidence, self-efficacy and how it interacts with success
      - skills to accomplish
        
        touching
        
        asking for a date an anxiety
        
        pickup lines
        
        flirting
        
        small gestures (e.g. smiling, compilments)
        
        verbal and non verbal behaviours
      - how do you and how long does it take to develop dating skills?
  - - - Accumulation of mental representations
  - - - I argue, yes as it is a trainable skill, although until now we do not have the evidence
        
        It is wrong and damaging to believe that it is not a trainable skill. Expertise research fills the gap.
- - - - necessary but not sufficient
      - Overcoming constraints
        
        overcoming constraints in three developmental domains table
      - The developmental years
      - The 4 facets
        
        The 4 facets of DP in three developmental domains table (chess, clinical skills training, pickup)
      - Developing mental representations
      - Is expertise a result of practice or talent?
  - - - holism vs gestaultism