O efeito do sexismo ambivalente e da satisfação no relacionamento na suscetibilidade à infidelidade

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Infidelidade, Infidelidade emocional, Satisfação sexual, Sexismo ambivalente

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Buscou-se avaliar neste artigo o efeito da satisfação (emocional e sexual) no relacionamento e dos níveis de sexismo ambivalente na suscetibilidade à infidelidade emocional e sexual. Contou-se com uma amostra de 320 participantes, com idades entre 18 e 69 anos (M=29,4; DP=10,6), sendo a maioria do sexo feminino (61,6%) e heterossexual (92%). Os participantes responderam ao Inventário de Sexismo Ambivalente e aos cenários de infidelidade, os quais foram manipulados em torno da satisfação sexual, da satisfação emocional e do tipo de infidelidade. Os resultados indicaram que os tipos de satisfação diminuem a suscetibilidade à infidelidade e que indivíduos que pontuaram baixo em sexismo ambivalente apresentaram maior suscetibilidade à infidelidade. Tais resultados corroboram achados anteriores de que apenas a satisfação sexual não prediz satisfatoriamente a infidelidade sexual e que os níveis de satisfação estão mais relacionados à infidelidade emocional.

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2024-04-28