Not only the lonely: the social implications of the rise of online dating

Oxford Abridged Short Talks by Oxford University

Feb 14, 201110:27Education

Dr Hogan explores values towards online dating, relating them to whether one's friends have dated online and whether social network software or online personals are responsible for the continued rise in popularity of onl...

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