Theoretical Perspective (Peer Review) Assignment

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Review Ch. 3 of the Creswell text.

Write a theoretical perspective for your research topic. Apply the model presented on pp. 60–63 of Research Design.

Use appropriate APA style and citations.

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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThe paper includes a theoretical perspective according to the model on pp. 60–63 of the text. 654969_7008

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This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeThe paper is formatted based on APA guidelines and includes in-text citations and a reference page. The paper meets basic writing standards, including grammar, usage, spelling, punctuation, and organization. 654969_7088

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Running head: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE

Theoretical Perspective of Infidelity
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THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE

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Development of the Theory

Various theories have been forward to provide a lens to understand infidelity better.
Mostly, the investment model has been discussed along with supplemental theories. The
investment model is based on the interdependence theory that explains the continuance of people
in a relationship (Drigotas, Safstrom & Gentilia, 1999). The interdependence theory suggests that
individuals seek out and endure in rewarding relationships. More significantly, relational
companions seek to maximize the rewards and minimize the costs for themselves as well as their
partners. A partner who lacks the willingness to offer rewards or raises cost increases
dissatisfaction in the relationship resulting, thereby inc...


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