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What Makes a Match? Evaluating Visual and Textual Information in Dating Apps' Profiles
Online dating platforms require users to evaluate potential partners based on sparse, highly curated information, typically profile pictures and short self-descriptions. The present study examined how characteristics of visual and textual cues in dating profiles shape overall desirability (i.e., dat
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