'In a romantic relationship, these power dynamics might lead the more powerful partner to think they bring more to the table than their less powerful partner,' said lead author Gurit Birnbaum, a professor of psychology at Reichman University.
New study suggests who is more likely to cheat in a relationship where one person 'wears the pants' Some people admire the a partner who is happy to take control and 'wear the pants' in the relationship.
New research has revealed that the person who wears the pants in your relationship is more likely to cheat.
Birnbaum and his colleagues conducted a series of four studies to investigate the relationship between power dynamics and cheating.
These individuals are quick to make decisions and lead the household, but a new study has found that they are also more likely to cheat.
