RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS - ADITI PAUL, PH.D.

peer-reviewed journal publications

Paul, A. & Ahmed, S. (2021). Does online dating promotion vary across cultures? A cross-cultural analysis of homepage advertisements of online dating services in 51 countries. Journal of Creative Communications.

Paul, A. & Ahmed, S. (2021). Sticking to stereotypes: A cross-cultural analysis of gender portrayals in homepage advertisements of online dating sites in 51 countries. The Social Science Journal.

Paul, A. (2021). Making out, going all the way, or risking it: Identifying individual, event, and partner-level predictors of non-penetrative, protected penetrative, and unprotected penetrative hookups. Personality and Individual Differences.

Paul, A. (2020). Swiping for Sex: Identifying Factors that Predict US-based College Students’ Likelihood of Using Location-based Geosocial Networking Smartphone Applications for Hook-ups. Youth Voice Journal.

Paul, A. (2019). How are we really getting to know one another? Effect of viewing Facebook profile information on initial conversational behaviors between strangers. The Journal of Social Media in Society.

Paul, A. (2019). Memes as means for understanding interpersonal communication: A formative assignment. Communication Teacher.

Paul, A. (2014). Is Online Better Than Offline for Meeting Partners? Depends: Are You Looking to Marry or to Date? Cyberpsyhology, Behavior, & Social Networking, 17, 664-667.

Book chapters

Paul, A. (2019). The Immigrant millennial faculty: The niche within a niche. In M. Strawser and R. Carpenter (Eds.), Engaging Millennial Faculty. New Forums Press.