Q&A With Galena Rhoades: What Does ‘Love Is Blind’ Tell Us About Romantic Relationships?
Galena Rhoades, a psychology professor at the University of Denver, discusses the Netflix dating show "Love Is Blind" and its implications for romantic relationships.
The show's format involves contestants getting to know each other in individual "pods" before meeting face-to-face, unless they decide to get engaged. Rhoades spoke to 9News about the show's popularity and its unusual circumstances.
- Contestants start in individual "pods", communicating via speakers.
- Couples meet face-to-face only if they decide to get engaged.
- They then spend several weeks together, planning their wedding and deciding whether to get married.
The show's ninth season follows a group of single men and women from Denver as they look for romantic connections.
Rhoades sheds scientific light on this pop-culture phenomenon as the show nears its conclusion.
Author's summary: Expert analyzes Netflix show "Love Is Blind" for relationship insights.
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