+ Infidelity in Marriage Group 8 Zhirong Lin Amanda Requena Constance Rose Ashley Winchester.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Divorce in the UAE Causes and Effects.

Advertisements

Chapter 7 Marriage Relationships

Marriage Fact and Fiction.

Cross Sectional Designs

Marriage Relationships Chapter 7. Lecture/Discussion outline The Engagement stage and motivations for marriage Societal Functions of Marriage How marriage.

Choosing a Partner.

Marriage, Money and Happiness By Ted Goertzel Rutgers University, Camden NJ Spring, 2004.

The Adult Years. Singles and Sexuality #s almost tripled from 1970 – 2002 #s almost tripled from 1970 – 2002 Former stigma is almost gone Former stigma.

By Ellina Bokov and Yasmine Tahsili. Introduction: For a long time it has been thought that men’s jealousy over women’s infidelity was the cause of the.

Chapter 11: Relationships and Roles. The Changing Landscape of Marriage Throughout history: Marriage was often based on practical concerns. Mid twentieth.

Chapter 16 Divorce: Before and After. Chapter Outline  Today’s High Divorce Rate  Why Are Couples Divorcing  Thinking About Divorce: Weighing the Alternatives.

Teen Pregnancy And Parenthood. Teen Pregnancy Key 1. Teen mothers are twice as likely to die in childbirth. True 2. A child born to a teen mother is twice.

Infidelity in Heterosexual Couples: Demographic, Interpersonal, and Personality-Related Predictors of Extradyadic Sex Kristen P. Mark, M.Sc., 1 Erick Janssen,

The result shows, most of the men (about 74 %)disagree with single sex schooling, 14% each for feel neutral and agree with single sex schooling.

Infidelity and Cyber Sex Survey

Unfaithful: Examining Infidelity in Adolescent Romantic Relationships Rebecca E. Furr, Hannah G. Arick, & Deborah P. Welsh University of Tennessee.

HOW TO HAVE BETTER SEX Family Life Week Wednesday February 4, 2015.

Chapter 11 - Attraction Part 2: Apr 18. Gender Difference in Friendships Gender diffs in same-sex friendships from childhood – adulthood exist… 1) in.

Dissolution and Loss of Relationships. Divorce Rate It is estimated that about 50 % of marriages will end in divorce United States has one of the highest.

Chapter 7 Marriage, Intimacy, Expectations, and the Fully Functioning Person.

Chapter 9, Marriage, A Private and Public Relationship

 Some sociologists say that only 10 percent of contemporary marriages are truly monogamous.  In western countries, serial monogamy is practised (marriage.

Maintaining a Stable Marriage

MARRIAGES, INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS & SOCIETY Unit 3 – Chapter 6.

Home Production Defined Home production - purposeful activities performed in individual households that result in goods and services that enable a family.

WOMEN FACULTY AND THE SOCIAL–CULTURAL NEXUS IN HIGHER EDUCATION Karla A. Henderson, North Carolina State University To examine the social- cultural nexus.

Marriage, Intimate Relationships and Society Contemporary Marriage and Intimate Relationships ( )

MARRIAGES, INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS & SOCIETY Unit 3 – Chapter 6.

Personality and Mate Preferences Kali Thomas Tatianna Smith Tatiana Hughes.

Singlehood, Cohabitation, Civil Unions,

Marriage: Building a Strong foundation Chapter 11

Working with families in particular circumstances

Adult Years. Functions of marriage for society Inheritance rights Structured economic partnership Regulating sexual behavior Childrearing.

Literature Review Campbell & Wright (2010) Beliefs and practices of marriage. Emphasizing importance of committed partner. Beliefs of marriage remain stable.

Virginity and Choosing Abstinence. Virginity and Choosing Abstinence: What’s the difference???

Chapter 4 Marriage & Parenthood Lesson 1 The Commitment to Marry.

Sociology 101 Chapter 11 Marriage & Family. Introduction Cultural factors play a major role in how marriage is defined and how it functions How we define.

Interview Questions 1.Avoid Asking Double- Barreled Questions- these are more than one question in a sentence. 2.Do Not Ask Questions That Are Biased-

Lesson Starter. What does this picture say about the state of the media and politics in Britain?

Part III: Designing Psychological Research In Part II of the course, we discussed what it means to measure psychological variables, and how to do so. Now.

Choices in Relationships Chapter Seven: Mate Selection.

Sociology 1201 (How) Does the Sexual Orientation of Parents Matter Judith Stacy and Timothy Biblarz, American Sociological Review, April 2001 Judith Stacy.

1.  The Context  What are pets anyway?  Pets have always been around  The ancient purposes of keeping pets  The modern purposes of keeping pets 2.

 Young Adulthood and Middle Adulthood Sexuality  The Elderly and Sexuality  Love and Emotions.

The Family Life Cycle. Family Life Cycle Young adulthood: People live on own, marry, and bear/rear children Middle adulthood: children leave home, parental.

Chapter 12 Relationships and Communication: Getting from Here to There.

Chapter 8: Coupling: From Singlehood to Marriage

Quantitative Research Statistics are like a bikini. What they reveal is suggestive, but what they conceal is vital Aaron Levenstein.

Singlehood, Hanging out, hooking up, and Cohabitation Chapter 4.

Marriage Family Sociology. Marriage With all the possibilities and popularity of cohabitation, why do people get married? Requires a long-term public.

Society views on interracial couples..  Summaries of Journals  Charts and tables  Book summary  Work cited.

Family Forms…. Millions of Kids Children living in blended families, including either a step-parent or step-sibling. Children living with both natural.

Chapter 12 Family Life. Marital Status 96% in USA marry, at least once Reason for decreased number of married in later life? –Widowhood Fewer than two.

MARRIAGES, INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS & SOCIETY Unit 3 – Chapter 6.

Marital Satisfaction Introduction to Family Studies.

Adult Years © Robert J. Atkins, Ph.D.. What does marriage do for society? Inheritance rights Structured economic partnership Regulating sexual behavior.

+ The Likelihood of Marriage for Educated, Urban Chinese Women with High Income Levels EDUCATION INCOME PROFESSION FAMILY FUTURE.

By: Maddie Daubert. Cheating in a Relationship- “to be sexually unfaithful” or to be a “person who acts dishonestly, deceives, or defrauds” (According.

The “typical” American family that consists of a working father, a stay-at-home mother, and children in school is only one of many kinds of families in.

EXPLORING MARRIAGES AND FAMILY, 2 ND EDITION Karen Seccombe © 2015, 2012 by Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Chapter 7 Marriage.

Interesting Statistics About Sexual Behavior in America NOTE: These statistics are limited to cisgendered people and heterosexual sex unless otherwise.

Chapter 8 Committing to Each Other Love and Marriage? The Marriage Market Homogamy: Narrowing the Pool of Eligibles Courtship in a Free-Choice Society.

A Look at Campus Romance Presented by Team America.

Socio-Emotional Development in Middle Adulthood CH:16 Lecture Prepared By: Dr. M. Sawhney, Ph.D. 1.

Feelings of Premarital Sexual Guilt based on Religious Views or Practices Suzanne Simpson (Miami University, Family Studies & Social Work) Bivariate Correlation.

Chapter 4 Marriage & Parenthood

Claire Dye, MSPH Dawn Upchurch, PhD

Religion and Human Relationships – all past questions

Jealousy, Infidelity, and Adultery

Presentation transcript:

+ Infidelity in Marriage Group 8 Zhirong Lin Amanda Requena Constance Rose Ashley Winchester

+ Infidelity The action or state of being unfaithful to a spouse or other sexual partner.

+ Articles Understanding Infidelity: Correlates in a National Random Sample Attachment Insecurity and Infidelity in Marriage: Do Studies of Dating Relationship Really Inform Us About Marriage?

+ Purpose Understanding Infidelity: Correlates in a National Random Sample: The article explored the association of gender, marital satisfaction, and opportunity with infidelity in a model containing other demographic variables. Attachment Insecurity and Infidelity in Marriage: Do Studies of Dating Relationship Really Inform Us About Marriage?: Attachment insecurity in predicting infidelity to examine the role of studies.

+ Results Understanding Infidelity: Correlates in a National Random Sample: The Correlation between Income and Employment Relationship Satisfaction Religion & Infidelity

+ Results Attachment Insecurity and Infidelity in Marriage: Do Studies of Dating Relationship Really Inform Us About Marriage? The Correlation between Anxiously Attached Individuals and Infidelity

+ What Can Our Generation Learn from This Research? The Huffington Post states that over 5 million divorce cases are results of infidelity in marriage. Todays generation is so quick to rush into a relationship before realizing that its more than just an enjoyable experience. If past generations dont set the example for a serious committed relationship then by default the younger generation wont know how to go about being in one themselves.

+ Does Gender Play a Role in Infidelity ?

+ 40.5% percent of women felt guilty for cheating on their significant other. It was found that both age and gender had a joint affect on the likelihood of cheating. People under the age of 40 regardless of gender reported no differences in their reported infidelity. More men seem to feel once they are married they will want to cheat compared to women. Gender plays a role in some circumstances, that women will cheat for more emotional reasons as for men who cheat for physical and sexual reasons. Yet one can say gender does not play a role, since both genders cheat.

+ Fin Questions?