The Paradox of Choice While Scrolling and Swiping Through Dating AppsĀ 

PDF Version. In an age of endless social media scrolling, does the ‘next best thing’ replace the ‘great thing’ as an adversary? Researchers explore how the cognitive overload of choices in modern dating apps can be challenging for men and … Continue reading

Love, Virtually: Is Online Dating as Good as Dating Face-to-Face?

PDF Version. What is better for romantic relationship quality, forming relationships on dating apps or in person? Research shows mixed results, indicating that neither online dating nor meeting face-to-face is conclusively “better” than the other. While some studies identify no … Continue reading

Altruistic Behavior Is a Good Way to Begin a Relationship

PDF Version. Altruistic behavior can be an excellent way to initiate a romantic relationship with a person you are interested in. Such expressions of altruism, altruistic gestures, and actions communicate several traits that men and women wish to see in … Continue reading

A New Study Reveals the Best Ways to Indicate Romantic Commitment Online

PDF version. How do you know that your partner is committed to your relationship based on social media communication? Research findings indicate that the strongest signs of romantic commitment on social media are actions that deliberately oppose engaging with appealing … Continue reading

Polyamory Appears to Be a New Form of Love

PDF version. There is some evidence that polyamory appears to be a novel alternative to traditional monogamous romantic love. Polyamory is on the rise in many modern societies. Why so? Let’s consider what Americans think about polyamory and polygamy. What … Continue reading

How to Make an Online Dating Profile Appealing: New Research

The fact that the first dating websites appeared only in the 1990s might seem surprising. However, dating websites have developed significantly over the last three decades. This development had a significant impact on how partners met, fell in love, and … Continue reading