調查顯示 多讀書真的可以吸引異性大綱

Have you ever fallen head-over-heels with someone based on their reading list?

你是否因爲某人的閱讀書單而對他神魂顛倒？

If so, you're not alone because according to eHarmony, the books on your bedside table could be seriously affecting your love life.

如果是這樣，你並不孤單，因爲根據eHarmony網站表示，牀頭櫃上的書可能會對你的愛情生活產生重要影響。

The dating site found that listing reading as a hobby on your dating profile is a winning move that makes you more appealing to the opposite sex.

該約會網站發現，約會檔案的興趣欄裏寫“閱讀”是個獲勝之舉，這使你更加吸引異性。

In fact, the data revealed that men who list it as an interest receive 19 per cent more messages, and women three per cent more.

事實上，這些數據顯示，將其列爲興趣的男性收到的聊天消息增加了19%，而女性則增加了3%。

Men who mention Richard Branson's "Screw It, Let's Do It" and "Like a Virgin," will receive an incredible 74 per cent more attention than those who don't.

提到理查德·布蘭森的《管他的，就去做吧》和《維珍顛覆學》的男性，會比那些沒有提及的人多出難以置信的74%的關注。

Followed by The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (36%), 1984 (21%) and The Da Vinci Code (5%).

其次是《龍紋身的女孩》（36％），《1984》（21％）和《達芬奇密碼》（5％）。

For women, the biggest increases in messages comes from listing The Hunger Games (44%), The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (31%) and A Game of Thrones (30%).

對於女性來說，促使聊天請求增長最高的書單是《飢餓遊戲》（44％），《龍紋身的女孩》（31％）和《權力的遊戲》（30％）。

That being said, not all books will give your love life a boost. The data found that listing The Bible proves detrimental for both sexes while listing Fifty Shades of Grey results in women getting 16% fewer messages and Harry Potter losing men up to 55%.

話雖這麼說，但並不是所有的書都會給你的愛情生活帶來好轉。該數據發現，對不管男、女性來說，列出《聖經》都不是好事，而列出《五十度灰》則讓女性的聊天消息減少了16％，《哈利波特》會讓男性失去高達55％的聊天消息。