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→Tinder usage is associated with lower self-esteem for men but not women
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* ''Tinder users, regardless of gender, reported significantly lower levels of satisfaction with face and body and higher levels of internalization, appearance comparisons, and body shame and surveillance than non-users. For self-esteem, male Tinder users scored significantly lower than either male or female non-users.'' | * ''Tinder users, regardless of gender, reported significantly lower levels of satisfaction with face and body and higher levels of internalization, appearance comparisons, and body shame and surveillance than non-users.'' | ||
* ''For self-esteem, male Tinder users scored significantly lower than either male or female non-users.'' | |||
* ''Both male and female users reported less satisfaction with their bodies and looks, compared to non-users, said Strübel, but only male Tinder users reported lower levels of self-esteem.'' | * ''Both male and female users reported less satisfaction with their bodies and looks, compared to non-users, said Strübel, but only male Tinder users reported lower levels of self-esteem.'' | ||
* ''The abundance of potential dating partners available on Tinder, especially for women, may allow users to be particular and even encourage a non committal approach.'' | * ''The abundance of potential dating partners available on Tinder, especially for women, may allow users to be particular and even encourage a non committal approach.'' | ||