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We are constantly tapping, scrolling and refreshing pages like addicts searching for that next dopamine rush. But it wasn’t always like this, a few years ago, when we could form our own opinions.

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This project simulates a matching algorithm for a fictional dating service called Maximal Electronic Dating Services (MEDS). Each client completes two surveys, and their results are stored as two real ...

ABSTRACT: The Cognitive Resonance Theory (CRT) offers a novel theoretical framework for examining the complex interactions between algorithmic personalization, emotional engagement, and the formation ...

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