Men are more vulnerable than women to fall for Facebook scams, reveals a novel study.
Teachers Advised Against Befriending Their Pupils on Facebook: Net Privacy Expert
Teachers have been warned not to add pupils as friends on social networking sites like Facebook, as it might blur the boundaries between school staff's professional and private lives.
Teachers have been warned not to add pupils as friends on social networking sites like Facebook, as it might blur the boundaries between school staff's professional and private lives.
The study found that 64.2 per cent of women always rejected friendship requests from strangers, while the figure drops to just more than half of men at 55.4 per cent.
A quarter of all men allow strangers to view and search their accounts, compared with 16 per cent of women.
Women Easily Wooed By Their Own Masculine Versions
Women are subconsciously drawn to men who look like a masculine version of themselves, psychologists have found.
Women are subconsciously drawn to men who look like a masculine version of themselves, psychologists have found.
"Men expose themselves to risks more than women, especially when accepting friendship from unknown persons," Bitdefender's George Petre said.
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Dishonesty Means Different Things To Men and Women
A new survey of public attitudes to deceitful behaviour has shown that men and women's views of what is dishonest vary greatly.
A new survey of public attitudes to deceitful behaviour has shown that men and women's views of what is dishonest vary greatly.
The Battle Of The Sexes: Science Puts the Record Straight
The battle of the sexes has been going on since the conception of the world. Now, researchers have used science to put the record straight.
The battle of the sexes has been going on since the conception of the world. Now, researchers have used science to put the record straight.
