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Check Swinburne's subscriptions for full text availability The focus of this paper in infidelity on the Internet - the formation of romantic and sexual liaisons via the Internet in addition to the individual's primary partnership. A sample of 183 adults currently or recently in a relationship were surveyed regarding their involvement in and attitudes toward various forms of infidelity, along with measures of love styles, attachment styles and relationship variables (relationship satisfaction, perceived alternatives, investment and commentment).
Internet infidelity and its correlates - Swinburne Research Bank : Open Access Repository
"Oops, I did it Again!": Impulsiveness in Infidelity - UQ eSpace
McAlister, A. R., Pachana, N. A. and Jackson, C. (2003).
The Relationship Between Self-Worth and Marital Infidelity: A Pilot Study — The Family Journal
Marital infidelity is becoming increasingly common in today's marriages. Prior research identifies numerous factors that may provide impetus for cheating on a spouse. Though self-worth has been included as one of many potential variables in several studies, it has not been examined exclusively.
Adultery in Post-war England — Hist Workshop J
Claire Langhamer Claire Langhamer is a senior lecturer in history at the University of Sussex. She is the author of Women's Leisure in England, 1920–1960 (2000) and is currently completing a book on love, courtship and commitment in mid twentieth-century England.
www.fed.cuhk.edu.hk/~lchang/material/Evolutionary/Parental/susceptibility to infidelity-jrp-1997.pdf
Suspicious wives best at spying on their spouses by checking texts and emails | Mail Online
According to the survey of almost 1,000 married middle-aged couples, 14 per cent of the wives secretly read their husbands' emails, while 13 per cent admitted poring over their beloved's text messages. Of the husbands questioned, only eight per cent admitted reading their wives' emails, while seven per cent had checked text messages sent to their partner. Researchers from the London School of Economics and Nottingham Trent University asked the couples questions about internet use to investigate what role the web and text messaging plays in maintaining intimate 'offline' relationships - and whether its use was a cause of conflict between partners.
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