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Sayed Hoseini, Christoph Quix, Stefan Decker
Modern organizations generate and consume massive volumes of heterogeneous data at high speed. This requires a continuous development of new techniques for more efficient and reliable data management. Designing appropriate data architectures has therefore become a strategic necessity, as they shape how data is…
Pantxika Victoire Morlat, Maria Limniou, Laurence Alison
Since its launch in 2012, Tinder has become one of the most widely used dating applications globally (). As of 2024, Tinder reported over 60 million monthly active users, with the United Kingdom ranking second in user numbers behind the United States (). 60.0% of Tinder users are under 35 and 40.0% are between 18 and…
Katherine Hearne, Diāna Spurīte, Alexander Hübner, Biancamaria Bonucci + 40 more
Ancient DNA is a valuable data source for the understanding of our past. However, to effectively interpret this data, it is essential to know the age of the samples from which the DNA is obtained. Although the field of palaeogenomics has been recognised for its robust open data sharing practices, dating information…
Jalisse Schmid, Marco Lauriola, Christina Stadler, Eva Unternaehrer
Background The use of online dating apps such as Tinder has become widespread among emerging adults. However, findings regarding the impact of Tinder use on users’ self-esteem are mixed, and it remains unclear whether associations differ across general and sexual self-esteem domains. The present study examined whether…
Simona Sciara, Federico Contu, Federica Montano, Carolina Sole Steffano + 2 more
While dating apps such as Tinder are now widespread, social stigma toward their users remains a significant yet underexplored issue. Two experiments examined how prejudice toward Tinder shapes social perception and interpersonal attraction. Study 1 (N = 206) investigated impressions toward a potential partner whose…
Lennart Freyth
To detect differences (f = 0.25, α = 0.05) with a power of 0.95, samples of 192 (men and women) were needed. Data were collected using an online questionnaire via Respondi, a German-speaking panel (2.50€ incentive). The sample consisted of 495 respondents (288 men, 207 women) aged 16 to 70 (M = 41.99, SD = 14.18) after…
Kenji Fujisaki, Ryuhei Ueda, Ryusuke Nakai, Nobuhito Abe
Humans form selective and enduring pair bonds with romantic partners, a principal feature of human sociality. Neuroimaging studies have shown that romantic partners are differentially represented from other individuals in the nucleus accumbens (NAcc) and anterior insula (aINS), and that the specificity of partner…