Discussions show a mix of supportive and critical perspectives, with some participants noting differences in relationship behaviors, like increased jealousy in CNM relationships, and others questioning the stability of monogamy versus CNM, reflecting thoughtful engagement with the article's themes and findings.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions acknowledge the article's findings, with some agreeing that relationships can follow multiple strategic approaches.
InterestModerate interest
There is a moderate level of interest, as commenters discuss behaviors like jealousy, relationship satisfaction, and cheating, indicating engagement with the topic.
EngagementModerate engagement
Posts reference specific concepts from the study, such as mate retention and relationship satisfaction, demonstrating a reasonable depth of discussion.
ImpactModerate impact
The conversation suggests recognition of the study's relevance to relationship dynamics, indicating some influence on public understanding.
Abstract in brief
This study compares monogamous and consensually nonmonogamous (CNM) relationships by examining behaviors like mate retention and relationship satisfaction, finding that monogamous individuals perform more mate retention behaviors overall.
Within CNM relationships, people tend to engage more in mate retention and discuss extradyadic experiences more with primary partners than secondary ones, and they report higher satisfaction and desirability for primary partners.
The findings suggest that monogamy and CNM are different strategies within a broader approach called "strategically pluralistic mating," where individuals pursue various relationship configurations based on their preferences and circumstances.]
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In this study they found people are saying that they want to be exclusive, but either end up cheating or moving on to the next “exclusive” relationship when they become tired or unfulfilled with the current one and the cycle repeats.
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RT @TheMoanAlissa: @TheClemente_ Mogliski et al. 2017. Monogamy versus consensual non-monogamy: alternative approaches to pursuing a strate…
Indivíduos CNM apresentam maior ciúme e maior qualidade do relacionamento com seus parceiros primários, em comparação com os seus parceiros secundários. https://t.co/cComAEJ5hU
This video explains the differences between open and polyamorous relationships, highlighting perceptions, emotional commitments, and communication dynamics, based on recent research exploring primary and secondary…
This study compares monogamous and consensually nonmonogamous relationships, examining behaviors like mate retention and satisfaction. Monogamous individuals perform more mate retention, while CNM partners report higher…
Indivíduos CNM apresentam maior ciúme e maior qualidade do relacionamento com seus parceiros primários, em comparação com os seus parceiros secundários. https://t.co/cComAEJ5hU
@Dwain1st https://t.co/xqKaR3epiA
In this study they found people are saying that they want to be exclusive, but either end up cheating or moving on to the next “exclusive” relationship when they become tired or unfulfilled with the current one and the cycle repeats.
Nov 30, 2021 · 1 like · 3,024 followersView post →
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RT @TheMoanAlissa: @TheClemente_ Mogliski et al. 2017. Monogamy versus consensual non-monogamy: alternative approaches to pursuing a strate…
@TheClemente_ Mogliski et al. 2017. Monogamy versus consensual non-monogamy: alternative approaches to pursuing a strategically pluralistic mating strategy
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com/article/10.1007/s10508-015-0658-2 And here, I looked at jealousy (and replicated the mate retention findings): https://link.springer. com/article ...
doi:10.1007/s10508–015–0658–2. Mohebati, A., Knutson, A., Zhou, X. K., Smith, J. J., Brown, P. H., Dannenberg, A. J., & Szabo, E. (2012). A web-based ...
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