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Rev Elec Psic Izt 2018; 21 (3)

The practice of sexting and couple satisfaction: an exploratory study

González RJA, Veray AJ, Adorno RD, Meléndez DLO, González RA, Lugo LG, Rivera VY

Language: Spanish
References: 29
Page: 886-903
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ABSTRACT

The purpose of this study is to describe the practice of sexting in Puerto Rico, while exploring its possible impact in the couple satisfaction. We collected the analyzed data from a sample of 504 Puerto Rican adults selected by availability and it was studied using a non-experimental exploratory ex post facto design. The analysis showed that most of the couples in Puerto Rico are practicing sexting. In addition, we found that women practice sexting more than men, and young adults practice it more than mature adults. Moreover, we discovered that courting couples practice sexting more that married and cohabiting couples. However, we conclude that neither frequency nor practice of sexting have any effect on the couple satisfaction.


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