Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles

Dating applications have been seeing a rapid rise in popularity over the last few years, presenting a new way to meet potential partners online. While there is extensive research on gender stereotypes and social roles in general, studies on how these intersect with the digital space is still a relat...

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Main Authors: Chan, Jen-Le Jemima, Alam, Nabilah Hibah, Paglinawan, Lace Nicole Rivera, Quek, Victoria Xiaoxuan
Other Authors: Benjamin Li Junting
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Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2024
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1744012024-03-31T15:36:08Z Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles Chan, Jen-Le Jemima Alam, Nabilah Hibah Paglinawan, Lace Nicole Rivera Quek, Victoria Xiaoxuan Benjamin Li Junting Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information benjyli@ntu.edu.sg Social Sciences Dating app Online dating Gender stereotypes Social roles Dating applications have been seeing a rapid rise in popularity over the last few years, presenting a new way to meet potential partners online. While there is extensive research on gender stereotypes and social roles in general, studies on how these intersect with the digital space is still a relatively emerging topic of research, and there are even fewer studies that focus specifically on a Singaporean or Asian context. This research paper aims to close this gap and provide further insight into how gender stereotypes and social roles intersect and affect the way Singapore young adults evaluate others on dating apps. In our study, a 2x2 between-subject factorial experiment (N = 220) was conducted to investigate the interaction effects of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on different measures of romantic attraction in the context of a dating app profile. Our results showed some patterns in these interaction effects, and this paper further discusses the reasons for these and broader findings. They can then be used to evaluate whether the above social constructs are changing with the 21st century, and further deepen our understanding of how individuals find others romantically attractive in the digital space. Bachelor's degree 2024-03-28T08:15:10Z 2024-03-28T08:15:10Z 2024 Final Year Project (FYP) Chan, J. J., Alam, N. H., Paglinawan, L. N. R. & Quek, V. X. (2024). Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174401 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174401 en CS/23/048 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Singapore
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topic Social Sciences
Dating app
Online dating
Gender stereotypes
Social roles
spellingShingle Social Sciences
Dating app
Online dating
Gender stereotypes
Social roles
Chan, Jen-Le Jemima
Alam, Nabilah Hibah
Paglinawan, Lace Nicole Rivera
Quek, Victoria Xiaoxuan
Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
description Dating applications have been seeing a rapid rise in popularity over the last few years, presenting a new way to meet potential partners online. While there is extensive research on gender stereotypes and social roles in general, studies on how these intersect with the digital space is still a relatively emerging topic of research, and there are even fewer studies that focus specifically on a Singaporean or Asian context. This research paper aims to close this gap and provide further insight into how gender stereotypes and social roles intersect and affect the way Singapore young adults evaluate others on dating apps. In our study, a 2x2 between-subject factorial experiment (N = 220) was conducted to investigate the interaction effects of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on different measures of romantic attraction in the context of a dating app profile. Our results showed some patterns in these interaction effects, and this paper further discusses the reasons for these and broader findings. They can then be used to evaluate whether the above social constructs are changing with the 21st century, and further deepen our understanding of how individuals find others romantically attractive in the digital space.
author2 Benjamin Li Junting
author_facet Benjamin Li Junting
Chan, Jen-Le Jemima
Alam, Nabilah Hibah
Paglinawan, Lace Nicole Rivera
Quek, Victoria Xiaoxuan
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author Chan, Jen-Le Jemima
Alam, Nabilah Hibah
Paglinawan, Lace Nicole Rivera
Quek, Victoria Xiaoxuan
author_sort Chan, Jen-Le Jemima
title Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
title_short Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
title_full Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
title_fullStr Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
title_full_unstemmed Navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
title_sort navigating modern dating: the impact of gender stereotypes and perceived social roles on individuals' perceptions of others' online dating profiles
publisher Nanyang Technological University
publishDate 2024
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174401
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