2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.paid.2010.03.033
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Assessing extradyadic behavior: A review, a new measure, and two new models

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“…Porém, é importante que na interpretação dos resultados relativos à prevalência dos CED, e de acordo com o apontado pelos autores deste instrumento (Luo et al, 2010), se tenha em consideração a definição do conceito, o espaço temporal em que decorrem e as idiossincrasias da amostra. Nesta linha, é importante também ter em atenção que, como referem McAnulty e Brineman (2007), definições mais amplas tendem a alcançar estimativas mais elevadas.…”
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“…Porém, é importante que na interpretação dos resultados relativos à prevalência dos CED, e de acordo com o apontado pelos autores deste instrumento (Luo et al, 2010), se tenha em consideração a definição do conceito, o espaço temporal em que decorrem e as idiossincrasias da amostra. Nesta linha, é importante também ter em atenção que, como referem McAnulty e Brineman (2007), definições mais amplas tendem a alcançar estimativas mais elevadas.…”
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“…Inventário de Comportamentos Extra-Diádicos (ICED), no original Extradyadic Behaviors Inventory (Luo, Cartun, & Snider, 2010). O ICED consiste num inventário de auto-resposta, que inclui 23 itens para avaliar os CED na modalidade presencial ou cara-a-cara (offline) e 13 itens para avaliar os CED mediados pelo computador (online).…”
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“…The variety of definitions that have been utilized in surveys and research studies has led to significant differences in the prevalence estimates for infidelity. Depending on the way infidelity is defined and the sample, research suggests that lifetime prevalence for infidelity is anywhere between 1.2% and 85.5% (Hertlein, Wetchler & Piercy, 2005;Luo, Cartun & Snider, 2010). A more conservative estimate based on nationally representative, random samples suggests lifetime prevalence for married partners engaging in extradyadic sexual intercourse of up to 25% (Blow & Hartnett, 2005b).…”
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“…This item was based on past research assessing risky sexual behaviors, in which recent condom use has been assessed with a binary variable in relation to last intercourse (e.g., Senf & Price, 1994). Also, although lack of condom use in the context of a long-term romantic relationship might not necessarily be perceived as ''risky'' to the couple members themselves, it does carry some degree of risk, given the high prevalence of infidelity (for example, some studies have reported the prevalence of infidelity to be as high as 85.5%, although prevalence rates certainly vary based upon how infidelity is defined and the samples obtained; for a review, see Luo, Cartun, & Snider, 2010).…”
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