An idealized self or the real me? Predicting attraction to online dating profiles using selective self-presentation and warranting
An idealized self or the real me? Predicting attraction to online dating profiles using selective self-presentation and warranting
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理想化的自我还是真实的我？
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2016
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通讯作者：
Andrew C. High
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作者：
Crystal D. Wotipka;Andrew C. High
摘要网上约会者建立他们的个人资料，以吸引潜在的合作伙伴和观众的评估是基于内容的约会档案。然而，很少有人知道的机制或性质的关联，连接变化的个人资料内容的结果。本研究探讨了存在的选择性自我介绍（SSP）和广告内容的预测观众的印象和意图采取行动的约会配置文件。全国样本的在线约会者（N = 316）提供了他们的印象和预期的结果后，查看操纵约会配置文件。结果表明，高水平的SSP减少意图采取行动的约会配置文件，因为用户发现这些配置文件是社会吸引力较低，而配置文件具有较高的吸引力值增加积极的成果，通过引发信任。
ABSTRACT Online daters construct their profiles to attract potential partners and viewers’ assessments are based on the content of dating profiles. However, little is known about the mechanisms or nature of the associations that connect variations in profile content to outcomes. This study examined the presence of selective self-presentation (SSP) and warranting content as predictors of viewers’ impressions and intentions to act on dating profiles. A national sample of online daters (N = 316) provided their impressions and intended outcomes after viewing manipulated dating profiles. Results indicate that high levels of SSP decrease intentions to act on a dating profile because users find these profiles to be less socially attractive, whereas profiles with high warranting value increase positive outcomes by eliciting trust.
影响因子：
7.6
作者：
J. Wieselquist;C. Rusbult;C. Foster;C. Agnew
通讯作者：
J. Wieselquist;C. Rusbult;C. Foster;C. Agnew