In many cultures around the world, infidelity is seen as a taboo subject, and people often react strongly to it.
How this behavior is perceived can vary greatly from one culture to another,...
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: Forgiving infidelity differs across cultures: exploring societal norms and beliefs
Jealousy is an intense feeling of envy or fear that one's partner may be unfaithful. It can have both negative and positive effects in cross-cultural contexts, shaping sexual decision-making in...
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: Sexual jealousy: how crosscultural norms & gender roles shape attitudes towards infidelity & loyalty
How does gender influence jealousy intensity in different cultures?
The term "jealousy" refers to feelings of envy or resentment that arise when someone perceives their romantic partner has...
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: Jealousy: how gender differences shape intensity levels across cultures.
The word "affair" refers to romantic involvement between people who are not in a committed relationship. Emotional affair involves strong feelings that may lead to an emotional bond but usually...
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: Sexual intimacy & relationships: how to repair after an affair?
How does gender affect jealousy responses to emotional versus sexual infidelity?
Sexual infidelity occurs when an individual engages in sexual activities outside their committed relationship,...
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: Gender differences in jealousy responses to emotional and sexual infidelity explained
Betrayal of trust is an issue that can have far-reaching consequences for any relationship, including marriage and remarriages. In particular, it has been found to have a significant impact on...
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: The impact of betrayal of trust on intimacy in relationships, marriage, and remarriages
The phenomenon of attachment avoidance is widely recognized as an important factor influencing human behavior, particularly within interpersonal relationships. Attachment theory posits that...
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: Avoidant strategies in relationships: understanding anxiety and infidelity in interpersonal connections
A study published in the Journal of Family Issues found that women who have been cheated on once are more likely to forgive their partner's infidelity than those who have been betrayed multiple...
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: Women who have been cheated on once are more likely to forgive than those who have experienced repeated betrayal
Research has shown that attachment theory can be used to explain how individuals cope with betrayal in romantic relationships.
Little is known about whether attachment styles affect an...
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: Understanding the impact of attachment styles on forgiving sexual infidelity in relationships
The most important aspect of any romantic relationship is mutual trust between partners. Trust allows both people to be open about their needs, wants, fears, and desires without feeling judged or...
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: Sex & relationships: how to navigate infidelity & build intimacy