Men鈥檚 online dating habits more bold than women鈥檚, study finds
With the social acknowledgment of popular dating apps such as Tinder and Bumble, online dating has quickly gained traction in recent years. But when human interaction moves online, according to a recent study, behavior might be lost in translation.
鈥淥ne-Way Mirrors in Online Dating: A Randomized Field Experiment,鈥� a Feb. 2聽study published in the Management Science journal, was conducted by 苹果淫院, University of Minnesota and National Tsing Hua University researchers. The study found that men tend to be bolder than women in online dating. This study only looked at heterosexual relationships.
鈥淭he goal is to find out 鈥� the difference in gender. Women don鈥檛 initiate matches as much as men do. Men send four times the number of messages as women do,鈥� said Jui Ramaprasad, a professor of information systems at 苹果淫院.
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