Synopsis of Social media discussions
The discussions predominantly center on referencing other scholarly works like Barker and Langdridge's book, indicating a preference for academic context, with some posts mentioning the article's focus on perceptions in polyamory, yet few elaborating on specific findings or implications, which reflects a moderate level of interest and light engagement.
Agreement
Neither agree nor disagreeThe discussions show mixed reactions, with some acknowledging the research's validity, while others express skepticism or suggest alternative sources.
Interest
Moderate level of interestOverall interest is moderate, with users referencing specific works like Barker and Langdridge's book and the main article, indicating some curiosity about the topic.
Engagement
Moderate level of engagementThe posts involve some level of engagement through references and brief commentary, but lack in-depth analysis or personal insights.
Impact
Neutral impactThe discussions appear to have limited immediate impact, mainly serving as pointers to further reading rather than changing perceptions or practices.
Social Mentions
YouTube
2 Videos
3 Posts
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4 Articles
News
12 Articles
4 Posts
Metrics
Video Views
2,195,427
Total Likes
40,881
Extended Reach
2,204,087
Social Features
25
Timeline: Posts about article
Top Social Media Posts
Ian ianingf.bsky.social
@thepursuinglife I am. I suggest we start with Barker and Langdridge's "Understanding Non-Monogamies". Then if there are still any questions, then "Perceptions of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory" by Balzarini may be warranted.
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Shigenori Terazawa
承前）PlOS ONEのセクシュアリティ関連論文。
ポリアモリーに関する分析。
#PLOSONE: Perceptions of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory https://t.co/GHV9IylNKF
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きのコ／場づくり屋
RT @terashige8: 承前）PlOS ONEのセクシュアリティ関連論文。
ポリアモリーに関する分析。
#PLOSONE: Perceptions of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory https://t…
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Posts referencing the article
Exploring Monogamy and Polyamory in Modern Relationships
Monogamy is often considered the standard, but is it always the best choice? This video examines relationship dynamics, including perceptions of primary and secondary partners in polyamory, highlighting commitment, satisfaction, and emotional complexity.
February 2, 2018
2,152,175 views
Understanding Open and Polyamorous Relationships in Science Contexts
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 partners in polyamory.
August 2, 2022
43,253 views
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@thepursuinglife I am. I suggest we start with Barker and Langdridge's "Understanding Non-Monogamies". Then if there are still any questions, then "Perceptions of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory" by Balzarini may be warranted.
view full postFebruary 2, 2022
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きのコ／場づくり屋
@kinoko1027 (Twitter)RT @terashige8: 承前）PlOS ONEのセクシュアリティ関連論文。 ポリアモリーに関する分析。 #PLOSONE: Perceptions of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory https://t…
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Shigenori Terazawa
@terashige8 (Twitter)承前）PlOS ONEのセクシュアリティ関連論文。 ポリアモリーに関する分析。 #PLOSONE: Perceptions of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory https://t.co/GHV9IylNKF
view full postMay 15, 2021
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Abstract Synopsis
- The study explores how people in polyamorous relationships perceive their primary and secondary partners, finding that they generally feel less stigma and more commitment, satisfaction, and open communication with primary partners.
- Despite these positive perceptions, individuals spend more sexual time with secondary partners, highlighting a complex balance between emotional commitments and sexual activity.
- The findings help us understand the unique dynamics of primary and secondary relationships in polyamory, pointing to both the emotional rewards and challenges involved, and suggest areas for future research.]
Ian ianingf.bsky.social
@Ianingf (Twitter)