Review of Steven Wagschal`s book: The Literature of Jealousy in the
... in common is husband-murder as a consequence of jealousy; to Wagschal, jealousy in a woman, whether justified or not, is laughable and reinforces the patriarchal ideology of contemporary society. The final pair of plays, La discreta enamorada and El castigo sin venganza, serve to contrast comic and ...
... in common is husband-murder as a consequence of jealousy; to Wagschal, jealousy in a woman, whether justified or not, is laughable and reinforces the patriarchal ideology of contemporary society. The final pair of plays, La discreta enamorada and El castigo sin venganza, serve to contrast comic and ...
Chapter Outline
... sexual selection. They then discuss the role of genes in the context of inclusive fitness theory, noting that evolution occurs by differential gene reproduction. Next, the authors identify and discuss the three key products of the evolutionary process: Adaptations, by-products of adaptations, and no ...
... sexual selection. They then discuss the role of genes in the context of inclusive fitness theory, noting that evolution occurs by differential gene reproduction. Next, the authors identify and discuss the three key products of the evolutionary process: Adaptations, by-products of adaptations, and no ...
Effective factors in women`s tendency toward extramarital
... Moreover, integrity is associated with some features in sexual problems such as sexual satisfaction and marital distress (Liu, 2000). Some studies indicated that individuals who score high on integrity have stricter attitudes toward sexual relationships (Whisman & Snyder, 2007) and also less tendenc ...
... Moreover, integrity is associated with some features in sexual problems such as sexual satisfaction and marital distress (Liu, 2000). Some studies indicated that individuals who score high on integrity have stricter attitudes toward sexual relationships (Whisman & Snyder, 2007) and also less tendenc ...
Genetic Influences on Female Infidelity and Number of
... which children in families are biologically unrelated to the presumed ‘father’ — has been estimated at 1% to 1.35%, while studies of other groups have generated nonpaternity estimates ranging from less than 1% to as much as 30% depending on the sample community (Cerda-Flores et al., 1999; Sasse et a ...
... which children in families are biologically unrelated to the presumed ‘father’ — has been estimated at 1% to 1.35%, while studies of other groups have generated nonpaternity estimates ranging from less than 1% to as much as 30% depending on the sample community (Cerda-Flores et al., 1999; Sasse et a ...
- WRAP: Warwick Research Archive Portal
... acts of infidelity and found that participants indicated three principle behaviors: dating or spending time with a different partner; having sexual intercourse with someone else; and engaging in other sexual interactions with someone else, such as kissing, flirting and petting. To supplement work su ...
... acts of infidelity and found that participants indicated three principle behaviors: dating or spending time with a different partner; having sexual intercourse with someone else; and engaging in other sexual interactions with someone else, such as kissing, flirting and petting. To supplement work su ...
Extramarital Sex/Infidelity
... In the United States, about one-quarter of married men and 10 to 15 percent of married women report engaging in extramarital sex . African-American men and women have higher rates than Caucasian men and women. Additionally, men (Caucasian Americans, African-American, and Hispanic) have higher rates ...
... In the United States, about one-quarter of married men and 10 to 15 percent of married women report engaging in extramarital sex . African-American men and women have higher rates than Caucasian men and women. Additionally, men (Caucasian Americans, African-American, and Hispanic) have higher rates ...