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Among the more provocative aspects of online relationship is its influence on the quality of longer- phrase relationships. Prior theorizing suggests that some features of a couple’s courtship may alter their conjugal happiness, but these effects have been small examined in the online context.<\/p>\n
Some studies have found that couples who meet online are more satisfied in their marriages than those who met in person ( Cacioppo et al, 2013 ). Nevertheless, it’s unclear whether these benefits are precise to the type of daters using on-line webpages or the functions of the platforms themselves.<\/p>\n
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