The overall tone reflects concern and acknowledgment of the study's importance, exemplified by phrases like 'highly responsible for an epidemic of loneliness' and 'linked to poor mental health,' which convey both support and alarm. Words like 'serious' and 'especially interesting' reflect engagement and perceived relevance, while mentions of multiple sources underscore the social impact of these findings.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions agree that swipe-based dating apps are linked to negative mental health outcomes, with many posts emphasizing the harmful effects such as depression and loneliness.
InterestHigh interest
The discussion shows high interest, as many posts highlight the research findings and express concern about mental health implications.
EngagementModerate engagement
Several comments reference specific studies, suggesting moderate engagement through sharing summaries and related opinions, but few delve deeply into methodological critiques.
ImpactModerate impact
The social discussions imply the findings are seen as significant, raising awareness about mental health issues associated with dating apps and calling for awareness or action.
Abstract in brief
This study explores how swipe-based dating applications (SBDAs) relate to mental health, finding that users experience higher psychological distress and depression than non-users.
About 30% of participants were current SBDA users, most of whom had met their matches face-to-face and many had entered serious relationships via these apps, with some reporting improved self-esteem.
The results suggest that SBDA use is significantly associated with increased chances of psychological distress and depression, even after accounting for age, gender, and sexual orientation.]
Especially interesting in current times: this paper finds that users of Swipe-Based Dating Applications report higher scores for psychological distress and depression, similar to those of long-term social media use.
https://t.co/Yem1fSSwfV
Feb 24, 2021 · 3 likes · 1 share · 12,628 followersView post →
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Keith R Laws
@Keith_Laws · X
Swipe-based dating applications use and its association with mental health outcomes: a cross-sectional study #openaccess https://t.co/zUjmwCRBFh users report higher levels of depression, anxiety and distress compared to those who do not use the applications
Mar 5, 2020 · 3 likes · 4,607 followersView post →
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Arezoo Ghandchi
@ArezGhand · X
@PSY_001 ببین نه لزوما، از عصری دارم میخونم در موردش و این مقاله به نظرم جالب اومد چون میگه یوزرهای این اپها به طور معناداری افسردهتر، مضطربتر و پریشانترند. که خب دلیل رفتار عجیبش میتونه این باشه.
https://t.co/nOCMVRZ6ou
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@j_fishback Dating apps are highly responsible for an epidemic of loneliness and depression among men and women, and have socially engineered avoidant attachment styles that make real connections almost frowned upon
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Swipe-based dating applications use and its association with mental health outcomes: a cross-sectional study | BMC Psychology | Full Text
TINDER USERS - careful !!
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@billordo Hay un estudio serio y largo que no tengo ganas de leer: https://t.co/BRBd6xIi5P
Jul 17, 2021 · 1 like · 2,572 followersView post →
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Arezoo Ghandchi
@ArezGhand · X
@PSY_001 ببین نه لزوما، از عصری دارم میخونم در موردش و این مقاله به نظرم جالب اومد چون میگه یوزرهای این اپها به طور معناداری افسردهتر، مضطربتر و پریشانترند. که خب دلیل رفتار عجیبش میتونه این باشه.
https://t.co/nOCMVRZ6ou
RT @profpauldolan: Especially interesting in current times: this paper finds that users of Swipe-Based Dating Applications report higher sc…
Feb 24, 2021 · 1 share · 1,051 followersView post →
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Prof Paul Dolan
@profpauldolan · X
Especially interesting in current times: this paper finds that users of Swipe-Based Dating Applications report higher scores for psychological distress and depression, similar to those of long-term social media use.
https://t.co/Yem1fSSwfV
Feb 24, 2021 · 3 likes · 1 share · 12,628 followersView post →
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BMC Series
@BMC_series · X
Do swipe-based dating apps have an effect on mental health? Read this article in #BMCPsychology
https://t.co/BvxxcJpka7 https://t.co/MIh0rt0x8u
Apr 21, 2020 · 1 like · 21,288 followersView post →
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Dr Sabrina Pit
@SabrinaPit · X
New research shows that datings apps linked to poor mental health. @abcnews @blackdoginst @headspace_aus @mentalhealth @BupaAustralia @ReutersChina @DailyMailUK
Free access at: https://t.co/OjopWT6rpo https://t.co/QlhmRmjgDb
Swipe-based dating applications use and its association with mental health outcomes: a cross-sectional study #openaccess https://t.co/zUjmwCRBFh users report higher levels of depression, anxiety and distress compared to those who do not use the applications
Mar 5, 2020 · 3 likes · 4,607 followersView post →
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BMC Series
@BMC_series · X
Swipe-based dating applications - what are the effects on mental health #BMCPsychology
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