Address communication to: Ian Kwok, Department of health Social Sciences, Feinberg class of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL 60611, United States Of America
Department of Health Social Sciences, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, United States Of America.
Galter Wellness Sciences Library, Feinberg Class of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, United States Of America.
Abstract
By having a swipe, simply simply click, or delete, individuals are now in a position to seek and maintain relationship in unprecedented means. The rising studies have shown that cyberintimacy, or even the occurrence of technology-mediated interaction between lovers and possible intimate passions, considerably impacts the way in which we form, keep, as well as extinguish intimate relationships. Thus, this scoping review is designed to (a) delineate just how our utilization of technology-mediated interaction is related to particular results ( e.g., satisfaction and quality) throughout the connection lifecycle, and (b) identify growing themes within the research. Sticking with Arksey and O’Mayley’s six-step framework methodology, we performed a systematic database search, literary works assessment, and qualitative synthesis of this findings. Continue reading “Cyberintimacy: A Scoping post on Technology-Mediated Romance within the Digital Age”