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A warning to all those wrapped up in a new romantic love affair – be careful whom you “tag” or “poke.” A new study from the University of Guelph suggests that Facebook is a cause of jealousy and suspicion in relationships.

The study, conducted by PhD students Amy Muise and Emily Christofides, found a strong correlation between Facebook use and jealousy.

The motivation for the study came from students that Muise worked with.

I want to be in the pockets of all of these 20,000 students walking around. — Eric Neufield, department head of computer science at U of S