D.H. Baucom's scientific contributions

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Publication (1)

Understanding infidelity: Correlates in a national random sample
Article
  • Dec 2001
Infidelity is a common phenomenon in marriages but is poorly understood. The current study examined variables related to extramarital sex using data from the 1991-1996 General Social Surveys. Predictor variables were entered into a logistic regression with presence of extramarital sex as the dependent variable. Results demonstrated that divorce, ed...

Citations

... The earlier literature also reveals that men have significantly greater sex drive (Lippa, 2009). Men desire sex more than women (Beutel et al., 2008;Eplov et al., 2007;Regan & Atkins, 2006;Santtila et al., 2008), consume more pornography as compared to women (Husain & Qureshi, 2016;Janssen et al., 2003;Lo & Wei, 2002), and are more likely to have extra-marital sexual activities than women (Atkins et al., 2001). Women usually see sexuality in the context of an emotional relationship (Baldwin & Baldwin, 1997) and their sexual preferences are less constant than men (Diamond, 2012) due to cultural, social, and situational pressures (Baumeister, 2000;Husain & Imran, 2021;Peplau & Garnets, 2000;Tolman et al., 2003). ...
Reference: Measuring Sexual Intelligence for Evaluating Sexual Health