Tis The Season for Snuggles: The Psychology of Cuffing Season

The video explores 'cuffing season,' a period from October to February when people seek romantic relationships. It discusses the psychological and evolutionary reasons behind this phenomenon, such as the need for warmth and social bonding during colder months. The video also highlights studies showing how physical warmth can substitute for social warmth and how media preferences change with the seasons. Overall, it suggests that the desire for companionship in winter is influenced by both biological and cultural factors.

Discuss the relationship between physical warmth and emotional warmth as described in the text.

What evidence suggests that cold temperatures can influence our enjoyment of romantic movies?

What are some potential reasons for feeling a desire for companionship during the winter months?