Effects of sex, sexual orientation, infidelity expectations, and love on distress related to emotional and sexual infidelity.
作者： Olivia Leeker , Al Carlozzi
DOI: 10.1111/J.1752-0606.2012.00331.X
关键词: Developmental psychology 、 Romance 、 Psychology 、 Relational transgression 、 Lesbian 、 Mental health 、 Counseling psychology 、 Sexual orientation 、 Feeling 、 Distress
摘要: The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence participant sex, sexual orientation, infidelity expectations, and love on emotional responses infidelity. Participants (72 lesbian women, 114 heterosexual 53 gay men, 57 men) completed a demographic form, continuous emotion ratings in response hypothetical scenarios, Infidelity Expectations Questionnaire (IEQ), Triangular Love Scale. Sex, commitment intimacy among partners were significant predictors various Alternatively, passion expectations about partner's likelihood committing not reactions Across participants, elicited more distressing feelings than Group differences also found, with women responding stronger emotions heterosexuals rating as emotionally individuals. Sex orientation emerged regarding degree which specific reported Clinical implications are offered, including how mental health professionals might use these findings help clients cope negative effects romantic relationships.
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