Support in marriage: Factors associated with on-line perceptions of support helpfulness

Article Abstract:

A study looked at whether proximal factors or distal factors influenced a spouse's experience of feeling supported during a couple's interaction. The findings indicate that those that receive support actively evaluate their partners' supportive communication, consistent with previous research on interpersonal perception. Global evaluations of the marriage are likely to have an effect on the extent to when support communications are seen as helpful, particularly in the case of men.

Psychological aspects, Observations, Marriage

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Understanding infidelity: correlates in a national random sample

Article Abstract:

Education, previous divorce, age when first married, education, and respondent's work status and income significantly affects the likelihood of engaging in infidelity. The most significant interactions related to adulterous behavior were between gender and age, religious behavior and marital satisfaction, and educational level and past divorce.

United States, Statistical Data Included, Research, Analysis, Adultery

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