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Rogers VL et al. – The purpose of this study was to compare differences in emotional self–disclosure between young adult Internet users who prefer face–to–face therapy to those who prefer Internet therapy. A total of 263 preferred face–to–face therapy (F2FT) while 65 preferred Internet therapy (IT). Significant differences were found with the F2FT group willing to disclose emotions of depression, jealously, anxiety, and fear to a therapist more frequently than the IT group. The majority reported a preference for F2FT over IT. Recommendations for future professional practice and research are included.

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