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Love in the time of Tinder

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A lot has changed in the world of dating.

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Rogge noted that more than a third of his sample in a recent study said they had used dating apps.

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Rogge, a couples researcher who studies the dynamics within romantic relationships and families, appeared on the show along with , professor of psychology and Dean糖心传媒檚 Professor in Arts, Sciences & Engineering at Rochester, and two local users of dating apps, to discuss how apps and online dating sites had revolutionized the dating culture.

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