In what stage of quasi-courtship behavior are we engaging when we manipulate our appearance by combing our hair, straightening our tie, and double-checking our appearance?

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TheInnerLight · Answer 1 · 2019-07-29T05:57:04+0000

I believe the answer is: Preening
Preening refers to the stage where we started to develop a sense of pride or appreciation toward ourselves.
This could take forms in things such as maintaining our physical appearance, or started taking care of our health.

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