New research sheds light on why relationship power is linked to interest in alternative partners
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A new study shows that feeling powerful in romantic relationships increases attraction to alternative partners, driven by higher perceived mate value. This suggests relationship power may diminish commitment, fueling interest in outside opportunities and potential infidelity.
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Original Title: Higher perceived power in romantic relationships increases individuals’ interest in alternative partners, and this effect is driven by their perception of having higher mate value than their partner. Both men and women in the power condition were more likely to consider alternatives.