Kevin Lewis / University of California, San Diego
"People often think of love as an indescribable but timeless social process that —one hopes— ultimately results in a lifetime of bliss. However, a specific contemporary technology —the online dating website— is fundamentally changing the way people engage in this ostensibly "timeless" process. Using data from OkCupid, I demonstrate how online dating is restructuring the process of finding a romantic partner and explore the implications these changes have for the individual; for the romantic relationships that are formed; and for society as a whole."
presented at SPSP 2013
The Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology will be held January 17-19, 2013 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
OkCupid is a popular online dating site seen as a fun dating proposal, not for serious dating. Please see how the majority of OKCupid’s free users are big liars and cheaters, you cannot trust in what they say or do!!!
Remember the other papers:
Predictability of Personality Traits is Dismal !!!
"Personality Similarities Predict Relationship Satisfaction in 23 Countries"
"Culture and Close Relationships: A Psychological View"
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