外涉入的潜在类分析方法

Q3 Psychology Journal of Relationships Research Pub Date : 2018-04-29 DOI:10.1017/jrr.2018.6
Lindsey M. Rodriguez, Angelo M DiBello, C. Øverup, H. L. Lin
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在恋爱关系之外与另一个人发生情感、浪漫或性行为,可能会对个人和关系造成严重后果。目前的研究考察了两个个体在人际关系中的外显行为,并根据他们参与不同类型的外显行为来确定人群的子群体。为了评估参与这种行为,我们创建了一个新的行为清单,旨在扩大外置行为类型的概念化。参与这些行为的个体亚组使用潜在类分析提取。研究1评估了恋爱中的大学生(N = 339),结果显示了四类个体:忠诚、倾诉、欺骗和不忠。后续测试表明,这些类别的个体在投资模型和依恋理论的一致方面存在显著差异。研究2 (N = 202)重复了四类解决方案,以及关系功能和依恋取向的群体差异。结果表明,理论上一致的外显行为类型可能有助于以更精确的方式区分亲密关系中的欺骗行为。
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A Latent Class Analysis Approach to Extradyadic Involvement
Extradyadic involvement — emotional, romantic, or sexual involvement with another person outside of one's romantic relationship — may have serious personal and relational consequences. The current research examines extradyadic involvement in two samples of individuals in relationships and identifies subgroups of people based on their engagement in different types of extradyadic behaviour. To assess involvement in such behaviour, we created a new behavioural inventory intended to broaden the conceptualisation of types of extradyadic behaviours. Subgroups of individuals who engage in these behaviours were extracted using latent class analysis. Study 1 assessed undergraduate students in relationships (N = 339), and results revealed four classes of individuals: loyal, confiding, deceptive, and unfaithful. Follow-up tests demonstrated that these classes of individuals differed significantly in ways that are consistent with the investment model and attachment theory. Study 2 (N = 202) replicated the four-class solution, as well as the group differences in relationship functioning and attachment orientations. Results suggest theoretically consistent typologies of extradyadic behaviour that may be useful in differentiating deceptive behaviour in close relationships in a more precise way.
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