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Direct linkEasterling, Beth; Kahn, Samantha; Knox, David; Hall, Scott S. – College Student Journal, 2019
Undergraduates (11,497) at two mid size universities completed a self-administered 100 item online survey including items related to deception in one's romantic relationships. Over two thirds (69%) reported that they had lied, 44% reported that they had cheated and 16% reported that they had misrepresented their "body count" (number of…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Dating (Social), Deception, Cheating
Nelms, Bobbie Jo; Knox, David; Easterling, Beth – College Student Journal, 2012
"The talk" is culturally understood to mean a discussion whereby both partners in a relationship reveal their feelings about each other and their commitment to a future together. Typically, one partner feels a greater need to clarity the future and instigates "the talk." This study reports the analysis of a 15 item…
Descriptors: Social Exchange Theory, Interpersonal Relationship, Interpersonal Competence, Questionnaires
Derby, Kelly; Knox, David; Easterling, Beth – College Student Journal, 2012
A 42 item Internet questionnaire was completed by 268 undergraduates at a large southeastern university to assess the frequency, motivations, and outcome of snooping in romantic relationships. Almost two thirds (66%) reported that they had engaged in snooping behavior, most often when the partner was taking a shower. Primary motives were…
Descriptors: Interpersonal Relationship, Questionnaires, Online Surveys, Undergraduate Students
