Q: Tell us something fascinating about human behavior.

We are not very good at interpreting our own emotions. We often can misattribute feelings created by one source to another. For example, men who had just crossed a rickety, frightening bridge were more likely to pursue a relationship with a woman they met shortly after crossing than were men who had walked across a safer bridge. These men misattributed their pounding hearts and sweaty palms caused by the scary bridge as attraction for the woman.