Research

A 2018 study, published in the journal Intelligence, has found that the 90th IQ percentile (IQ ≈ 120) is the

A 2016 ResearchGate paper analysed the existing literature on gender differences in online dating, helping to build a holistic picture

2017 research published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences has investigated the possibility of a link between Tinder and

2017 Research published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences has outlined the extent to which sexual disgust and sociosexuality

2017 research published in the journal Social Sciences has found dating apps do not seem to be responsible for high

2016 research published in the journal Men and Masculinities investigated the ways in which straight and gay men on Match.com

New research published in the journal Physics and Society has suggested online dating may be aiding social integration. ‘The Strength

2017 Research in the journal Mobile Media and Communication has investigated the motivations of different demographics for using Tinder, as

2016 Research from McGill University, Canada has investigated the impact of anonymity on online dating behaviour. An anonymous dating user

Tinder is the leading online dating application, growing continuously with 100 million downloads and 10 million daily users since its

2016 Research in the journal Ethnic and Racial Studies has analysed data from the Match.com profiles of over 1,200 biracial

2016 research in the journal Personal Relationships investigated the level of algorithmic intervention users found useful on online dating platforms.

2016 research in the journal Cogent Psychology outlines the similarities and differences between Tinder users, users of online dating agencies,

2015 research, published in the journal Criminology and Criminal Justice, has outlined the psychological harm done by online dating scams.

A 2017 research paper appearing in the journal Telematics and Informatics attempts to shed light on the motivations of Tinder

2016 research in the Archives of Sexual Behaviour describes notable differences in promiscuity between genders, and between online and offline