Online Dating Interface Features Interact with Evolutions Gender Selection Biases

This study investigates the gender differences in online dating sites; how gender effects interplay with the user interface elements of online dating sites. Specifically, we explore how different interface modality features increase the sense of social presence of the prospective date including location-awareness, pictures, or video. 

  • Researchers: Soyoung Jung, Soojin Roh, Hyun Yang, Frank Biocca
  • Funder: Newhouse Endowment

Presence, Privacy Concern and LBS

The purpose of current project is to investigate the effects of social presence on privacy concern in location based social network service (LB-SNS). We use Social Presence Theory as a theoretical framework, and seek to examine the potential negative effects of social presence, which was not much considered crucial in the previous literature.

  • Researchers: Mincheol Shin, Younbo Jung, Doohwang Lee, Youngnam Seo
  • Funder: Nanyang Technological University