#25: Dating, Gut Instincts, and the Science of Co-Regulation

Ever wondered why you just know if someone’s right for you halfway through a date? In this episode, we explore the hidden link between your personality, self-regulation, and co-regulation — and how these subtle dynamics shape first impressions, relationships, and even workplace interactions. I’ll break down how your gut feeling is often backed by deep cognitive patterns, and why awareness of your regulation style can change how you show up in every connection.

💡 You’ll Learn:

• How your personality impacts your nervous system regulation.

• The difference between self-regulation and co-regulation in social settings.

• Why micro-expressions, values, and cognitive priorities affect attraction and trust.

• How to spot early whether someone’s environment is synchronizing or draining you.

🚀 Calls-to-Action for Your Psychology Blueprint

1. Join the Conversation: Share your own “gut feeling” stories in our free Your Psychology Blueprint community — connect with others exploring personality and regulation.

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2. Discover Your Blueprint: Take our free self-assessment to see how your unique personality patterns influence your regulation style.

3. Go Deeper: Access courses on personality science, emotional regulation, and real-world application to relationships and career.

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