Couples who meet on dating apps are more likely to stay together, study finds
Updated: 31 Dec 2020, 0:57
COUPLES who meet via dating apps are more likely to stay together than those who hook up in traditional ways, a study says.
Psychologists suggest those seeking love online have stronger relationship goals and an increased chance of finding Mr or Ms Right.
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Those seeking love online have stronger relationship goals, a study has foundCredit: Alamy
Tinder and rivals such as Bumble, Match and Plenty of Fish have been criticised for fuelling casual sex.
But analysis of 3,235 over-18s in Switzerland found couples who met on an app were more motivated to cohabit.
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Couples who meet on dating apps are keen for commitment, study finds
By Amy Woodyatt, CNN
A user checks the dating app Tinder on a mobile phone. (CNN)People who meet their partners on dating apps often have stronger long-term relationship goals contrary to the idea that technology encourages casual encounters rather than commitment, a new study has found.
Analyzing 2018 family survey data, researchers from Switzerland s University of Geneva (UNIGE) studied a sample of 3,235 adults who were in a relationship and had met their partner in the past 10 years.
They found that couples who met on an app were more motivated to live together than others.