Testing the Validity and Factor Structure of the Willingness to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy Scale Among College Men and Women

Sizemore, Kayla M.; Olmstead, Spencer B.

doi:10.1007/s13178-016-0263-8

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“…Several studies have used this measure to examine young adults' willingness to engage in CNM. Sizemore and Olmstead () tested the psychometric properties of this scale using a large sample ( N = 938) of college‐attending emerging adults. Using exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis they found that items operated similarly for men and women, with the exception of the intercept for one item (“take on a third partner to join you in your relationship on equal terms”).…”

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A Decade Review of Sex and Partnering in Adolescence and Young Adulthood

Olmstead

2020

J of Marriage and Family

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The formation and development of romantic relationships continues to be an important area of study among adolescent and young adult populations. Although many adolescents and young adults report having committed romantic relationship experiences, which may or may not include sexual activity, research has grown during the past decade to study a variety of sexual experiences and relationship types. Consistent with identity formation and exploration and the opportunity for experimentation, adolescents and young adults also engage in a variety of casual sexual relationships and experiences. The past decade saw a dramatic growth in the study of casual sex and in particular hooking‐up experiences. Furthermore, scholars have begun to examine more fully young adults' attitudes toward and willingness to engage in consensually nonmonogamous relationships; however, little research has examined actual involvement in consensually nonmonogamous relationships among those in young adulthood. As with previous decade reviews, ongoing attention regarding how adolescent experiences serve to inform relationships and sex during the period of young adulthood is warranted. Directions for future research are identified and discussed.

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Section: Cnm Relationshipsmentioning

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A Decade Review of Sex and Partnering in Adolescence and Young Adulthood

Olmstead

2020

J of Marriage and Family

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“…Findings on demographic antecedents of CNM are mixed. Some studies found no association between engagement in CNM and demographic factors such as age, gender, race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, religious and political affiliation, and geographical location (Haupert et al, 2017; Lecuona et al, 2021; Moors, Gesselman, & Garcia, 2021; Rubin et al, 2014; Sizemore & Olmstead, 2017a; St. Vil et al, 2021). Other studies found that people who are White, younger, sexual minorities, men, nonbinary, transgender, and those who have more liberal political and religious views are more likely to engage in CNM and polyamory than their counterparts (Balzarini, Dharma, Kohut, Holmes, et al, 2019; Breslow et al, 2021; Cunningham et al, 2022; Kimberly & McGinley, 2019; Kolesar & Pardo, 2019; Levine et al, 2018; Moors, Gesselman, & Garcia, 2021; Wilt et al, 2018).…”

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A scoping review of research on polyamory and consensual non‐monogamy: Implications for a more inclusive family science

Gupta,

Tarantino,

Sanner

2023

J of Family Theo & Revie

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Polyamory and consensual non‐monogamy (CNM) refer to partnerships in which individuals have romantic, emotional, and/or sexual relationships with multiple people, with the knowledge and consent of everyone involved. Recent decades have seen a surge in research interest in polyamory and CNM, warranting efforts to pause and take stock of empirical findings. In this scoping review, we evaluate and synthesize 209 research studies about polyamory and CNM, paying particular attention to trends in research design, theoretical application, and substantive findings. Researchers have focused broadly on (a) outcomes of CNM relationships, (b) attitudes and perceptions of CNM, (c) antecedents of CNM, (d) CNM relational processes, (e) CNM identity development, (f) polyamorous family and parenting, and (g) CNM politics and discourse. We synthesize research findings within each domain, identify gaps in the literature, and discuss the challenges and opportunities we see in advancing research on polyamory and CNM.

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“…Mesmo os tipos de relacionamentos amorosos considerados modernos podem ter fundamentos em predisposições para relacionamentos duradouros, porém com maior número de parceiros sexuais e amorosos, como a poligamia. Estudos recentes mostram que indivíduos vivendo relacionamentos consensualmente não-monogâmicos (CNM) apresentam maiores atitudes positivas frente ao sexo sem compromisso e maior desejo sexual por pessoas que acabaram de conhecer que os indivíduos em relacionamentos monogâmicos Sizemore & Olmstead 2017). Além disso, em dois estudos realizados em países diferentes, indivíduos que se identificaram como heterossexuais, mulheres e homens tenderam a ser menos favoráveis aos relacionamentos CNM, que os homossexuais e plurissexuais (bissexuais, queer e transgênero) Costa & Ribeiro-Gonçalves 2020).…”

Section: Estratégias Sexuais Monogamia E Exclusividade Sexualunclassified

Bases ecológicas e evolutivas do comportamento humano

Paulino de Albuquerque,

Varella Valentova,

Correa Varella

2024

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Este livro foi pensado para ser um primeiro texto didático e introdutório às bases ecológicas e evolutivas do comportamento humano, voltado para o ensino ao nível de graduação. Porém, este livro também pode ser útil para aqueles entrando na pós-graduação, especialmente vindos de áreas sem muita tradição de ensino e pesquisa ecológica e evolutiva. Embora cada capítulo possa ser lido em qualquer ordem, organizamos o livro de modo que a sequência sugerida, que vai do geral ao mais específico, permita ao aprofundamento gradual dos diferentes conceitos e disciplinas dedicadas aos estudos ecológicos e evolutivos do comportamento e da mente humana.

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Testing the Validity and Factor Structure of the Willingness to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy Scale Among College Men and Women

Cited by 9 publications

References 27 publications

A Decade Review of Sex and Partnering in Adolescence and Young Adulthood

A Decade Review of Sex and Partnering in Adolescence and Young Adulthood

A scoping review of research on polyamory and consensual non‐monogamy: Implications for a more inclusive family science

Bases ecológicas e evolutivas do comportamento humano

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