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Why football affects your relationship
A scientific study indicates that football fans who are highly connected to their team exhibit temporary changes in the brain and body, such as elevated dopamine levels and hormonal fluctuations like increases in testosterone and cortisol, during watching an important match. The study emphasizes that this phenomenon is called "selective attention" and does not reflect a loss of feelings or a decline in interest in a partner. It also does not support claims that men's interest in football surpasses their emotional relationships. The research clarifies that reactions during matches are temporary psychological and neurological responses, and that maintaining a balance between hobbies and family remains fundamental to the success of a relationship.
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