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Are There Religious Variations in Marital Infidelity?
Journal of Family Issues, 2007 Although previous scholarship has examined the relationship between religious involvement and a wide range of family outcomes, the relationship between religion and extramarital sexual behavior remains understudied. The authors investigate how religious affiliation, participation, and biblical beliefs explain differences in self-reported marital ...
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Premarital Precursors of Marital Infidelity
Family Process, 2008Premarital precursors of infidelity were evaluated in a sample of 72 couples (N=144) who were taking part in a longitudinal study of marriage. Premarital self‐report and observational data were compared for couples who experienced infidelity and those who did not experience infidelity in the first years of marriage. Couples in which the male engaged in
Galena Rhoades, Scott Stanley
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Marital Quality, Loneliness, and Internet Infidelity
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2018The rapid development of information technology, such as the Internet and social networks, lead to an increasing number of online relationships in the world and caused some problems for families and society. One of these problems is extramarital relationships that occur through the Internet and social networks.
Omid Isanejad
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Journal of Couple and Relationship Therapy, 2005
SUMMARY This paper describes die usual course of discovered marital infidelity and its predictable posttraumatic reaction. It contrasts this phenomenon with situations in which the initial reaction to discovery is suppressed, leading to a delayed traumatic reaction.
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SUMMARY This paper describes die usual course of discovered marital infidelity and its predictable posttraumatic reaction. It contrasts this phenomenon with situations in which the initial reaction to discovery is suppressed, leading to a delayed traumatic reaction.
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Anticipation of Marital Dissolution as a Consequence of Spousal Infidelity
Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 1997This study examined five sources of spousal and relationship costs that might facilitate heightened anticipations of seeking divorce as a consequence of spousal infidelity. Three separate data sources were employed. Fist, 214 participants reported their satisfaction with the marriage and their anticipations of seeking divorce as a consequence of ...
Todd K Shackelford
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Risk Factors Associated with Women’s Marital Infidelity
Contemporary Family Therapy, 2014This study used a qualitative approach to explore the complexity of marital infidelity and understand issues within the marriage that could increase the risk of having a marital affair. Semi-structured interviews were used to explore women’s participation in an extramarital affair(s).
Michelle Jeanfreau
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Opposite-sex coworkers and marital infidelity
Economics Letters, 2013 This paper examines if workplace sex ratios are associated with marital infidelity. I find that the likelihood of ever having been sexually unfaithful to a partner increases with a fraction of opposite-sex coworkers for men but not for women.
Kuroki, Masanori
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Barriers to Marital Infidelity
Marriage & Family Review, 2018This study used a qualitative approach as a means of exploring barriers to marital infidelity. There has been a substantial amount of research on marital infidelity in recent years, but there is no...
Jeanfreau, Michelle, Mong, Michael
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Permission-Giving and Marital Infidelity
Marriage & Family Review, 2015ABSTRACTThe research used qualitative methods to begin exploring how individual’s decision-making enhances their risk of having a marital affair. Particularly how does a woman give herself permission to move forward with having an affair? Semistructured interviews were recorded with women who had a marital affair and then transcribed in preparation for
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Personality, Marital Satisfaction, and Probability of Marital Infidelity
Individual Differences Research, 2008Personality and marital satisfaction may help to account for the likelihood of marital infidelity. We hypothesized that people with particularly disagreeable spouses (i.e., those low on Agreeableness) and particularly unreliable spouses (i.e., those low on Conscientiousness) will be less satisfied with their marriage, leading them to estimate a higher ...
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