This seems to assume monogamy. Does this framework still hold weight when nonmonogamy is the reference relationship? Theres mounting evidence to suggest that strict romantic/emotional/sexual pair bonding is not as "natural" as previously believed and may be the result of socio-cultural pressure
Comparing romantic relationship dynamics between individualistic cultures (US American) and collectivist cultures (Japanese)
Facebook is quickly following suit with that being the major demographic
Update on the previous post; got some great measures for the proposal~~ working on structure and developing a model
How will people respond to the demands of the incoming administration?
We can look back to the original research on obedience to authority. I wrote about this back in 2017, thinking about how people would treat migrants. Depressingly still relevant.
www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ment...
Working on a proposal to measure communication ability and emotional intelligence with willingness to engage in non-monogamy (in university students).
its *wild* how few measures there are out there for non-monogamy research.
