The Role of Friendship, Trust, and Love in Happy German Marriages

Harris, Victor W.; Bedard, Kasey; Moen, Daniel; Pérez, Pablo Álvarez

doi:10.1080/01494929.2015.1095268

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“…On the positive side, trust contributes to experiences of safety, intimacy, satisfaction, and pleasure that constitute overall sexual well-being and relationship stability (Harris, Bedard, Moen, & Álvarez-Pérez, 2016;Laumann et al, 2006;Mullinax et al, 2016b). In fact, trust has a central symbolic role that is a standard for evaluation of relationship quality and stability across diverse relationship structures (Conley et al, 2017;van Hooff, 2017;Kemer, Bulgan, & Yıldız, 2016;Norona et al, 2017).…”

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Trust, Sexual Trust, and Sexual Health: An Interrogative Review

Fortenberry

2018

The Journal of Sex Research

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Trust is experienced almost constantly in all forms of social and interpersonal relationships, including sexual relationships, and may contribute both directly and indirectly to sexual health. The purpose of this review is to link three aspects of trust to sexual health: (1) the role of trust in sexual relationships; (2) the role of trust in sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention, particularly condom use; and (3) the relevance of trust in sexual relationships outside of the traditional model of monogamy. The review ends with consideration of perspectives that could guide new research toward understanding the enigmas of trust in partnered sexual relations in the context of sexual and public health.

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Trust, Sexual Trust, and Sexual Health: An Interrogative Review

Fortenberry

2018

The Journal of Sex Research

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“…This suggests that people who did not know each other well might feel uneasy and uncomfortable when giving consent in a sexual activity, because there is no trust in the interaction. Trust not just only can contribute to the experience of safety, intimacy, satisfaction, and also pleasure that will impact sexual well-being and relationship stability (Harris et al, 2016), but also become the standard of relationship quality and diverse relationship structures (Conley et al, 2017).…”

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Understanding the Importance of Sexual Consent among University Students

Buwono

Tyas

2021

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The knowledge about how young people understand sexual consent remains scant. This study aimed to understand how the university students perceived sexual consent and the importance of consent before engaging in sexual related activities with a partner. Using explanatory sequential mixed method approach, an in-depth interview was conducted to five participants following administration of survey questionnaire to obtain a general view on the issues around sexual consent. 102 active university students at the age between 18-25 years old participated in this study. The result of the questionnaire-survey was analysed with descriptive analysis and the in-depth interview data were transcribed and were analysed using the Interpretative Phenomenology Analysis (IPA). Integration of data was done to find pattern and relation between quantitative and qualitative data. Findings from this study suggest that young people, both young men and women, perceived sexual consent as important and, therefore, should be obtained before engaging in any sexual contact. While gesture and direct communication were the common techniques on communicating consent between genders, there were still difficulties in conveying the message of consent because of the subjective feeling and norms of the society.

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“…Sabey et al, (2014) found that compassionate love partially mediated marital sanctification (i.e., perceived sacred qualities of marriage) and marital satisfaction for wives. Harris et al, (2016) found that love as emotion, behavior, and commitment was related to marital happiness and that religious beliefs and religious practices helped in sustaining happy marriages. Together, these studies suggest the possibility that love may have a unique place in religious families.…”

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Love at Home: Exploring Love in Religious Family Relationships

Chelladurai¹

2020

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The purpose of the study was to qualitatively investigate love in religious family relationships. Participants were from the American Families of Faith Project, a qualitative study on religion and family life with participants from 198 Christian, Jewish, and Muslim families (N = 478) across the United States. The primary research questions of present study were (a) what does love mean for families? (b) why do individuals and couples in families love? (c) how is love experienced? (d) what are the related processes of love? (e) how does religion influence love in religious families? and (f) what are the reported outcomes of love for individuals and families? Interview data was analyzed through a three-phase approach: feasibility study, codebook development, and grounded theory coding. The first phase conducted by two coders, excluding the author, concluded that there was sufficient data to conduct further analysis. The second phase was conducted by four coders, excluding the author and the two previous coders, who developed a codebook and organized data into four relational domains (marital, parental, children’s, and divine) and six categories, which were based on the research questions (meaning, motivation, process, experience, influence, and outcome). In the third phase, the author analyzed the intersections between domains and categories through matrix coding and numeric content analysis. Then, using modified grounded theory approaches, themes were developed and presented as findings with illustrative participant quotations. Finally, findings, limitations, future directions, and implications for therapists and educators were discussed.

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The Role of Friendship, Trust, and Love in Happy German Marriages

Cited by 6 publications

References 32 publications

Trust, Sexual Trust, and Sexual Health: An Interrogative Review

Trust, Sexual Trust, and Sexual Health: An Interrogative Review

Understanding the Importance of Sexual Consent among University Students

Love at Home: Exploring Love in Religious Family Relationships

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