Unfaithful individuals are less likely to practice safer sex than openly non-monogamous individuals.

Intimate RelationshipsConsensual Non-monogamy2012

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Conley, T. D., Moors, A. C., Ziegler, A., & Karathanasis, C. (2012). Unfaithful individuals are less likely to practice safer sex than openly non-monogamous individuals. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 9, 1559-1565.

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Amy C. Moors

A critical examination of popular assumptions about the benefits and outcomes of monogamous relationships.

Amy C. Moors, Ph.D.

Researcher, educator, and advocate.

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Unfaithful individuals are less likely to practice safer sex than openly non-monogamous individuals.

A critical examination of popular assumptions about the benefits and outcomes of monogamous relationships.

Implicit bias, executive control, and information processing speed.

Amy C. Moors, Ph.D.