Drawing on social ecology theory, this study compares the marriages of people who met in
online dating to those who were introduced offline. A survey was administered to a sample …

Previous studies have suggested that dating app use can foster acceptance of the
controversial idea of algorithm matchmaking. However, an integrated framework to explain …

Despite the ubiquity of dating apps, there is little longitudinal research examining the mental
health and well-being of dating app users. To fill this void, this study takes a social …

Like online dating sites, mobile dating applications are popular technologies for navigating
the dating market, whether for seeking romantic relationships or sexual partners. The …

Online dating and dating apps are meant to help sexual minorities find romantic partners,
but they have also presented challenges and obstacles. Based on 27 in-depth interviews …

A previous study has found a negative correlation between meeting one's romantic partner
in online dating (vs. offline) and marriage quality through a quota sample of the US …

Previous studies have forwarded a self-fulfilling prophecy explanation for how algorithmic
beliefs may shape affective and relational outcomes of online dating (Hu & Rui, 2023; …

Romantic relationships play an important role in mental and physical health. The initiation
and progression of these relationships may be particularly relevant to college students, as …

The rise of online dating has the potential to transform marriage outcomes, as it may alter
how individuals are matched with partners. To capture the population-level effects of the rise …

Customer loyalty is critical for organizations to gain market share and maintain a sustained
competitive advantage. However, no study has yet explored customer loyalty in online …