Online dating survey results

Users also have the ability to browse profiles outside their daily matches.Zoosk is another app that boasts its own innovative matchmaking technology.This essay features teens voices as they describe their experience navigating dating in the digital age.The internet, cell phones and social media have become key actors in the lives of many American couples.The study found that men and women who use the app appear to have lower self-esteem than those who don't.In general, Tinder users reported less satisfaction with their bodies and looks than non-users, study author Jessica Strübel wrote.

About 1,300 (mostly) college-age students were asked about their Tinder use, body image and self-esteem.

Almost one in six singles (15%) reported feeling addicted to the online process of looking for a date.

Millennials were 125% more likely to say they feel addicted to dating.

Men were 97% more likely to feel addicted to dating than women, but 54% of women felt more burned out by the process."People who self-described as having really addictive-style behaviors toward the internet and cellphones scored much higher on depression and anxiety scales," said University of Illinois psychology professor Alejandro Lleras, who conducted a study in 2016 that linked technology addiction to anxiety and depression.

Researchers surveyed 300 university students about their mental health, cell phone and internet use, and motivations for using electronic devices.