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An exploration of the relationship among online social network usage, intimacy, social comparison tendencies, and relationship satisfaction
The popularity of online social networks prompts an examination of the effects these websites have on intimate relationships. While these networks have received a considerable amount of attention in mainstream media, peer-reviewed research examining the effects these websites have on users is sparse
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