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Attitudes toward premarital, extramarital, and homosexual relations in the U.S. in the 1970s

Journal of Sex Research, 1979
Abstract Reported attitudes of American adults toward premarital, extramarital, and homosexual relations in the mid‐1970s are examined by use of data from seven independently drawn national samples of about 1,500 respondents each. Standards concerning extramarital and homosexual relations were highly restrictive, but standards concerning premarital sex
Charles N Weaver
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Emotional and Sexual Components of Extramarital Relations

Journal of Marriage and Family, 1984
Three types of extramarital relations were investigated: (a) emotional (in love) but not sexual (intercourse), (b) sexual (intercourse) but not emotional (in love), and (c) emotional (in love) and sexual (intercourse). Forty-three percent of a sample of 378 married and cohabiting subjects indicated having at least one of the defined extradyadic ...
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Familial and Extramarital Relations Among Truck Drivers Crossing the Hong Kong-China Border

Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 2009
The current study investigated potential associations between working conditions of truck drivers crossing the Hong Kong-China border, family relationships, extramarital affairs, and the attitudes that these male drivers held toward extramarital relationships.
Wong, WCW, Fung, CSC, Tam, MSM
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Size of Community of Residence as a Predictor of Attitudes toward Extramarital Sexual Relations

Journal of Marriage and Family, 1985
Five national surveys collected by the National Opinion Research Center between 1973 and 1980 were employed to investigate the relationship between attitudes toward extramarital sexual relations and a group of predictor variables that included variables identified in previous research and a measure of size of community of present residence. The results
David L. Weis, Joan Jurich
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Extramarital Relations: Counselling Considerations and a Developmental Perspective

Australian Journal of Family Therapy, 1982
Extramarital relations refers to an intimate involvement outside of the traditional marriage bond. As such it represents a prevalent phenomenon. Counsellors and therapists have typically looked for personality disturbance among those involved extra maritally.
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Relations: Marital, Premarital and Extramarital.

Family Planning Perspectives, 1971
Ethel M. Nash, Betty Grover Eisner, Gerhard Neubeck, Eleanor Hamilton, Kenneth Donelson, Irene Donelson, Ben Ard, Constance Ard   +7 more
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Attitudes versus Behavior in Extramarital Sexual Relations

Journal of Marriage and Family, 1976
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Extramarital Relations: Gaining Greater Awareness

The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1982
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Extramarital Relations

2014
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Extramarital Sex Relations

1961
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