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Official websites use. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. The online environment has had a profound sociocultural impact, and its implications pose new challenges to modern-day societies. The digital sexual and dating domains have dramatically affected sexual and romantic behavior and norms, and yet, no empirical studies have addressed the role of the sexual self-concept in driving sexual and romantic online behavior.
The aim of this study is to identify reliable sexual self-configurations through a cluster analysis approach and determine whether these profiles are informative in relation to app use motives and sexual outcomes. For this purpose, a total of subjects were recruited. Survey questions measured a set of demographic parameters, motives for app use, online sexual activities, attachment orientations, the sexual self-concept and sexual satisfaction.
The clusters differed on gender, attachment styles, app use patterns and sexual characteristics. These findings provide insight into how the sexual self-concept relates to the interaction between individuals and the online sexual and dating scenes.
Keywords: sexual self, dating, online sexual activities, cluster analysis, mobile dating applications, sexual satisfaction. Digital media has become part of our everyday lives and has had a profound impact on the way identity is formed [ 1 ] and on how people organize and approach a wide range of experiences. The practical implications that followed the ever-increasing space of virtual interconnectedness and ease of access to information, services and people are highly complex and pose new challenges to individuals in modern-day societies.
One such important feature of the online environment is constituted by social media and dating apps that have offered unprecedented access to the dating market and provided opportunities for interacting and meeting new people. A substantial limitation of psychological research in sexuality has been its focus on the effects of separate factors, while possible effects relating to configurations of individual characteristics and the various degrees of interpersonal variability have been mostly overlooked [ 3 , 4 ].