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Countertransference in marital therapy for infidelity
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1998Marital therapy for infidelity may bring up intense countertransference feelings in the therapist. Biases and identifications with one or the other spouse, moralism, and feelings of anger, helplessness, and hopelessness often surface while working with clients dealing with extramarital affairs.
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Economic repercussions of marital infidelity
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2016Purpose – Numerous scholars have studied the propensity and related determinants of marital infidelity across socioeconomic and demographic groups. However, the broader social and economic consequences of infidelity remain an unexplored question, particularly the macroeconomic consequences from the individual impacts on ...
Elizabeth Crouch, Lori Dickes
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Predicting Lifestyle and Marital Intimacy on the Tendency to Marital Infidelity in Women
The psychology of woman journal, 2020This research was conducted to predict the tendency to marital infidelity in women: with the predictive role of lifestyles and marital intimacy. The current study was descriptive and correlational, and the statistical population of the research was women working in the offices of Karaj city in 2019; out of the statistical population, 250 women were ...
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Is Infidelity a Cause or a Consequence of Poor Marital Quality?
Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 2004Because sexual fidelity is a key norm regulating the institution of marriage, any occurrence of extramarital sex (EMS) could potentially contribute to marital dissolution. Although the relationship between EMS and marital dissolution has been demonstrated in past research, studies have ...
Denise Previti, Paul R. Amato
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Reexamining the Economics of Marital Infidelity [PDF]
Economics Bulletin, 2011 This study utilizes data from the National Youth Survey to reevaluate key conclusions made by Fair (1978). While Fair (1978) used data collected from mail-in surveys, the National Youth Survey was collected using standard probability techniques. This paper also extends Fair (1978), by including an explicit variable for wage rate.
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Accounts and Attributions Following Marital Infidelity
Western Journal of Communication, 2019Twenty-five individuals who had experienced infidelity in their marriage were interviewed to determine the relationship between the account, attribution, and outcome of the infidelity for the marri...
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Marital Infidelity: A Game-Theoretic Analysis
Journal of Quantitative Economics, 2017In this paper we focus on a married couple and analyze a game of marital infidelity. The husband can either be faithful to or cheat on his wife. The wife decides how much effort to expend monitoring her husband and she chooses monitoring effort \(m\in [ {0,1} ]\). Our analysis of this strategic interaction leads to five results. First, we solve for the
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Understanding and Treating Marital Infidelity: A Multidimensional Model
The American Journal of Family Therapy, 2007Marital infidelity is a multifaceted problem that frequently causes couples to enter marital therapy. In this article, seven broad categories of extramarital relationships are reviewed. Certain personality factors are identified that must be taken into consideration when evaluating whether the problematic behavior is symptomatic of an axis II ...
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Communication and Marital Infidelity
2014Anita L. Vangelisti, Mandi Gerstenberger
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