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SIO419: Men Are From App and Women Are From Browser
Jan 18, 2024
Lydia Smith from Where There's Woke joins to discuss a study on how men and women rate online profiles on different devices. They explore implications of gender differences, app features, 'Woke Fishing' in online dating, and the importance of genuine connections in text-based interactions.
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- Online dating preferences show men prioritize physical attractiveness, while women value non-physical traits like earning prospects.
- The trend of 'woke fishing' in online dating reveals individuals may pretend to hold progressive beliefs to attract dates.
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Study on Online Dating Preferences
A recent study explored the differences between men and women in online dating preferences. It found that men tend to place greater importance on physical attractiveness, while women value non-physical traits more, such as earning prospects. The study also examined how mobile devices affect online dating behavior. When using mobile devices, both men and women pay less attention to verbal information in profiles. However, on PCs, women rated profiles with text as more attractive, while men rated profiles with text as less attractive. Overall, the study highlights the impact of device use and gender differences on online dating preferences.
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