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How societal and cultural factors influence dating preferences, including the impact of social media and dating apps.
A body of experimental and observational research shows that White profiles and Whiteness more broadly are often privileged in and in measured mate choices, but the pattern is neither universal nor ab...
People do, on average, tend to date within their own race more often than not, but the evidence in the provided reporting points to social, cultural and preference-based mechanisms—homogamy and in‑gro...
Reported age preferences on dating apps are imperfect predictors of who people actually contact and who becomes a long-term partner: stated filters and ideals often diverge from actual messaging, blin...
Dating apps and social media have reshaped what men report wanting across ages: platforms amplify long-standing tendencies for men to prefer younger partners while also exposing cohort differences in ...