PSYCHOLOGY TODAY - In a new study in the journal Computers in Human Behavior, researchers compared the marriages of 923 people who met their spouse either online or offline. The study showed that people who meet their spouse offline are more satisfied. Online daters also report less stable and satisfying marriages in what the researchers term the online dating effect. Even though online daters reported different outcomes than offline daters, their relationships were still of high quality, on average.
by Liesel Sharabi
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