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Etid sa a envestige asosyasyon ant gade materyèl-eksplisit materyèl (SEM) ak relasyon fonksyone nan yon echantiyon o aza nan 1291 moun marye nan relasyon amoure. Plis gason (76.8) pase fanm (31.6) rapòte ke yo te wè SEM sou pwòp yo, men prèske mwatye nan tou de gason ak fanm rapòte pafwa gade SEM ak patnè yo (44.8). Mezi kominikasyon, ajisteman relasyon, angajman, satisfaksyon seksyèl, ak enfidelite te egzamine. Moun ki pa janm wè SEM rapòte pi bon kalite relasyon yo sou tout endis pase moun ki te wè SEM pou kont li. Moun ki te wè SEM sèlman avèk patnè yo te rapòte plis devouman ak plis satisfaksyon seksyèl pase moun ki te wè SEM pou kont li. Diferans ki genyen ant moun ki pa janm wè SEM ak moun ki wè li sèlman ak patnè yo te ke moun ki pa janm wè li te pi ba pousantaj nan enfidelite. Enplikasyon pou rechèch nan lavni nan zòn sa a kòm byen ke pou terapi seksyèl ak terapi koup yo diskite.
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This study investigated associations between viewing sexually-explicit material (SEM) and relationship functioning in a random sample of 1291 unmarried individuals in romantic relationships. More men (76.8%) than women (31.6%) reported that they viewed SEM on their own, but nearly half of both men and women reported sometimes viewing SEM with their partner (44.8%). Measures of communication, relationship adjustment, commitment, sexual satisfaction, and infidelity were examined. Individuals who never viewed SEM reported higher relationship quality on all indices than those who viewed SEM alone. Those who viewed SEM only with their partners reported more dedication and higher sexual satisfaction than those who viewed SEM alone. The only difference between those who never viewed SEM and those who viewed it only with their partners was that those who never viewed it had lower rates of infidelity. Implications for future research in this area as well as for sex therapy and couple therapy are discussed.