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Machiavellianism, Relationship Satisfaction, and Romantic Relationship Quality [PDF]
Machiavellianism is characterised by a manipulative interpersonal style, willingness to exploit others, and a preference for emotionally detached relationships.
Gayle Brewer, Loren Abell
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Spirituality, religiosity and satisfaction in a romantic relationship
Spirituality and religion as well as body and mind are important aspects of human life. It turns out that these are values having importance for individuals as well as for interpersonal relationships.
Paulina Trębicka, Anna Cichocka
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Genetic and neural correlates of romantic relationship satisfaction. [PDF]
Romantic relationship satisfaction (RRS) is important for mental/physical health but varies greatly across individuals. To date, we have known little about the biological (genetic and neural) correlates of RRS. We tested the hypothesis that the serotonin transporter promoter polymorphism (5-HTTLPR), the promoter region of the gene SLC6A4 that codes for
Luo S, Yu D, Han S.
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Height, Relationship Satisfaction, Jealousy, and Mate Retention [PDF]
Male height is associated with high mate value. In particular, tall men are perceived as more attractive, dominant and of a higher status than shorter rivals, resulting in a greater lifetime reproductive success.
Riley, C., Brewer, Gayle
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Background: The goal was to discover the relationship between the levels of self-esteem and types of romantic relationships (emophilia and romanticism) and its impact on individual’s relationship satisfaction.
Romaisa Jaffar +2 more
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AimsRomantic relationships represent one of the most salient sources of social support. In general population studies, they are associated with both physical and psychological benefits.
Rebecca White +6 more
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Romantic Jealousy and Relationship Satisfaction: The Costs of Rumination [PDF]
The experience of romantic jealousy and its influence on relationship outcomes is unclear. Romantic jealousy is often associated with damaging effects; on the other hand, jealousy is linked to positive relationship outcomes such as increased commitment. In this study, we aimed to address inconsistencies in previous research by proposing rumination as a
Elphinston, Rachel A. +4 more
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Romantic Relationship Satisfaction Moderates the Etiology of Adult Personality. [PDF]
The heritability of major normative domains of personality is well-established, with approximately half the proportion of variance attributed to genetic differences. In the current study, we examine the possibility of gene × environment interaction (G×E) for adult personality using the environmental context of intimate romantic relationship functioning.
South SC +4 more
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An examination of jealousy and relationship satisfaction in romantic relationships
This study has been conducted to examine the relation between attachment styles, romantic jealousy and relationship satisfaction. Moreover, how these mentioned variables differ in terms of sex and relationship types is also explained. Study group of this study consist of totally 500 participants, 250 males and 250 female participants, who live within ...
Ekrem Çulfa, Ferah Diba Izgi
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Dyadic perfectionism in romantic relationships: Predicting relationship satisfaction and longterm commitment [PDF]
Perfectionism affects all areas of life, including romantic relationships. However, little is known about how dyadic perfectionism (perfectionism in dyadic relationships) affects students’ romantic relationships. Focusing on two central aspects of dyadic
Stoeber, Joachim
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