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arXiv 1808.04840cs.SIcs.CY
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在线约会市场中对伴侣的渴望追求

Aspirational pursuit of mates in online dating markets

Elizabeth E. Bruch, M. E. J. Newman

摘要:

浪漫的求爱通常被描述为发生在男女竞争伴侣的约会市场中,但由于缺乏合适的数据,约会市场的详细结构和动态在历史上一直难以量化。然而,近年来,在线约会行业的出现和蓬勃发展为追求伴侣提供了丰富的新信息来源。在这里,我们提出了一个实证分析的异性恋约会市场在美国四个大城市使用的数据从流行的,免费的在线约会服务。我们发现,配偶的竞争创造了一个明显的层次结构的愿望,强烈相关的用户人口统计数据,是非常一致的城市。我们发现,男性和女性追求的合作伙伴,平均约25%,比自己更可取的,我们的措施,他们使用不同的消息策略与合作伙伴的不同愿望。我们还发现,收到响应提前的概率显着下降,追求者和追求者之间的愿望差异的增加。策略性行为可以提高一个人吸引更理想伴侣的机会,尽管效果不大。

英文摘要:

Romantic courtship is often described as taking place in a dating market where men and women compete for mates, but the detailed structure and dynamics of dating markets have historically been difficult to quantify for lack of suitable data. In recent years, however, the advent and vigorous growth of the online dating industry has provided a rich new source of information on mate pursuit. Here we present an empirical analysis of heterosexual dating markets in four large US cities using data from a popular, free online dating service. We show that competition for mates creates a pronounced hierarchy of desirability that correlates strongly with user demographics and is remarkably consistent across cities. We find that both men and women pursue partners who are on average about 25% more desirable than themselves by our measures and that they use different messaging strategies with partners of different desirability. We also find that the probability of receiving a response to an advance drops markedly with increasing difference in desirability between the pursuer and the pursued. Strategic behaviors can improve one's chances of attracting a more desirable mate, though the effects are modest.

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