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In Mahalia Jackson's article, Sexuality and Culture, is about infidelity. Many cultures disapprove of it. they consider it "unfaithful behavior and morally wrong and unjustifiable". A study confirmed the 34% of men and 24% of women have engaged in extramarital sexual relations.

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In the article entry, "Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Jackman talk about cheating in relationships is wrong no matter what way you look at it. "Many societies disapproves of infidelity and consider unfaithful behavior morally wrong and unjustable." (Jackman,72.) In a relationship, you should be able to know how a person feels, shows, and acts toward the other person that way they know they actually care about you.

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Infidelity has been occurring more and more in the recent years leaving the question as to why we can’t stay in relationships. This question is answered in “Understanding the Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions”. In the article Mahalia Jackman says “Intentions are indicators of the degree to which an individual is willing to try and how much effort he/she is willing to make in order to perform a particular behavior and are thus viewed as the best antecedent of actual behavior (Ajzen 1991, 2012; Ajzen and Fishbein 1969). So really the decisions we make to commit adultery are products of our behaviors. This shows that you are not forced into infidelity but it is a choice that you make by yourself!

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In the article entry, "Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions" Mahalia Jackman explains how "the traditional norm in intimate relationships is monogamy" (Treas and Giesen, 2001). This means that the normal is having only one partner; now sometimes people aren't into it and would rather have more than one partner. This statement makes sense because you should only have one partner and only one to begin with because if not you could hurt someone really badly.

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The article "Understanding the Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Informs the public that many people are unfaithful and unjustifiable to their other half. The article contiues on saying how cheating can effect your psychologcal health, and how they can abuse one another they can even lead to suicide or even murder. The author of the article also inform us by saying "there are significant differences in attitudes across age groupes, marital status, education levels and income status." (Jackman 75) In this statement it's describing where you stand in this world and who you are. Not everyone cheats but it's saying if you're between an age group and have a education leve you most likely will cheat. Or your health could be in jeopardy. That may be true, but not always.

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In the article “Understanding The Cheating Heart: What determines Infidelity Intentions.” Written by Mahalia Jackman it talks about how infidelity is bad but people still do it. While people always say how horrible cheating I they still do it even though it is morally wrong. She also talks about the statistics that show that men are more likely to have an affair than women. “Males hold more positive attitudes towards infidelity than females.”(Jackman, 71)  Men are more likely to cheat because they can impregnate more women, while women are more likely to benefit from a long term thing. But I don't think that men are only at fault. Many women also have affairs and we shouldn't look at men differently because they may be more likely to cheat.

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In Mahalia Jackman’s journal of “Sexuality and Culture” is an article about the “Understanding The Cheating Hear: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?” This article is seeking the proof the infidelity is experienced in many relationships, not just any particular ones. In Jackman’s words she had researched, “Many societies disapprove of infidelity and consider unfaithful behaviour morally wrong and unjustifiable (Glass and Wright 1992)” (Jackman, 71). This quote is explaining that society is not the reason for infidelity and all the behavioral actions that come with it. But society is one of the biggest reasons that people are violating their relationships because of how people are in today’s society. Such as a person in a relationship wanting two people at the same time so they decide that they can get away with being with both by not being caught with either of the individuals they are with at the times they are with them.

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Infidelity is a topic that has been debated since the beginning of written history. Societies across the globe continue to debate whether or not monogamy is the right way. In an attempt to get to the heart of the issue Mahalia Jackman analyzes the causes of cheating in her paper “Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?” In it she finds that those who are in marriages generally are less likely to be unfaithful than those who are not. “Some studies have shown that married persons have more invested in their unions and face higher exit costs (Treas and Giesen 2000) and so, are more likely to be faithful” (80). This makes sense, as those who are married have given a vow to commit themselves to their partner for the rest of their lives. It seems that the reason for the everlasting debate could be due to some cultures valuing marriage more than others.

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In Mahalia Jackman scholarly journal “Understanding the Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?” she about the facts proven about infidelity and tho most people find it decent it happens more often than not along with how people feel it’s more beneficial to do so thinking it has a positive effect. Jackman states “Individuals who engage in affairs often think that their primary relationship improves due to the their unfaithfulness.”(Jackman,73) What this is say is that if a person was to be unfaithful they believed it would strengthen their relationship in the long run. Altho some people may believe this to actually be true the idea of someone cheating on their significant other is more likely to do more detrimentally harmful then good for you by taking away the trust you had in one another and possibly causing fights or other emotional pain from it.

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According to Mahalia Jackman in “Understanding the Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?” she discusses how infidelity is experienced in many relationships. The behavior is often considered to be deviant but many still engage in the act of infidelity not realizing the negative responses that occur. Studies have shown that different types of abuse can occur, along with suicides, and even murders. “Attitudes towards infidelity are modelled as a function of gender, age, etc.” (Jackman, 74). Jackman was referring to men holding an overall more positive attitude towards infidelity than women do. Women benefit from long term partner commitment, making them less likely to commit an act of infidelity outside of the primary relationship. Although, regardless of the factors, both men and women in a committed relationship should not be with another person. If one is simply not happy in a relationship or cannot commit, they should therefore not engage in one.

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In Mahalia Jackman's article, "Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions? She states that “most religious teachings and holy writings reinforce moral values such as fidelity and often discourage behavior that leads to unfaithfulness.” She goes on to explain that how people who have no religious affiliation tend to lean to the more liberal side of infidelity, however it seems that the everybody tends to lean towards the liberal side of the subject. Most people view infidelity as an unspeakable thing, unless you're affiliated through some of the very few religions that have no problem with it.

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In Mahalia Jackman's article, "Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Jackman talks about cheating in relationships is wrong no matter what way you look at it. Cheating on others may involve monogamy and infidelity. Some  people may seem to like another person while in a relationship with someone else. "Many societies disapproves of infidelity and consider unfaithful behavior morally wrong and unjustable." (Jackman, 72) Relationship should be able how a person feels, shows, and acts toward who they are with. After something like this happens it is hard to go back to normal in the relationship. It is not worth it in the end.

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In Mahalia Jackmans article, " Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?"  Cheating in a relationship is wrong either way you look at it. It doesnt matter if you try and justify your reasoning, there is no good in cheating. It can change people attitudes and the way people see things

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In the article “Understanding the cheating heart” it defines how the heart of a relationship lies, as said in the title of the article. It goes in depth about how a certain action (abuse, suicide, and even murder) that will affect the relationship in many ways. As said by Mahalia Jackman “These intentions, in turn, are shaped by individuals attitude towards the behavior.” Jackman is saying that the relationship is worked by how the attitude is toward the other person in the relationship. Relationships are worked bye how one person feels, show, act upon the other person. It is expressed by how much effort you put into it.

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Mahalia Jackman's article, " Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Talks about cheating or infidelity. She talks about how the person could make it wright and why maybe reasons for there doing. She also talks about why this is bad and why you shouldn't cheat.I agree with her it is bad and you shouldn't do it but If it were to happen like it does to lots of people. I believe you can work through it as long as the other person is committed to the relation ship but if not its not worth trying to save it. After this event the relation ship will not be the same even after working through it

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In Mahalia Jackman's article, " Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Jackman talks about cheating in relationships and how it is bad. Opinions are mostly the cause of it . Individuals with favorable attitudes towards infidelity will have greater intent to do that to one another. some people may seem to like one another while in a relationship with someone else. Many societies disapprove of infidelity and consider unfaithful behavior is is morally wrong  to them and unjustable. People should love one another and never cheat on each other.

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In Mahalia Jackman's article, "Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Jack man is talking about cheating in relationships. Cheating on others may involve monogamy and infidelity; which is experienced in many relationships. For one thing, the realisation of a partner's infidelity can prompt negative responses, like physical abuse, suicides, or even murder. Some people may seem to like another person while in a relationship with someone else. "Many societies disapprove of infidelity and consider unfaithful behavior morally wrong and unjustable." (Jackman, 72.) The statement is describing how behavior can be out of hand sometimes and go beyond one's limit. A person with a cheating heart can be a hurtful person person towards others. If you're with someone you love, don't be with someone else. Life is short.

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In Mahalia Jackman's article, "Understanding The Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Jackman talks about what can cause someone to cheat and how it isn't healthy to be in a relationship where cheating is taking place. "Individuals with favorable attitudes towards infidelity will have a greater intent to be unfaithful." (Jackman, 74). According to the research, if you believe that cheating is okay you are more likely to cheat. I believe with this and I believe with Mahalia because cheating is wrong and you shouldn't get away with it. No matter how much you try to show how much you love someone after, cheating is still wrong.

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Mahalia Jackman's article, the cheating heart, talks about infidelity. It is about what factors cause infidelity and how opinions of it are caused.  According to her, "individuals with favourable attitudes towards infidelity will have a greater intent to beunfaithful
". This is saying that, the more you have are more likely to cheat on your spouse. This is correct. If you don't view something as wrong will you be more likely to do it? The answer is more than likely yes. This is due to the fact that you don't see it as wrong you just see at as a thing. You either don't care about it or see nothing wrong with it.

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In Mahalia Jackman's article, "Understanding the Cheating Heart: What Determines Infidelity Intentions?" Jackman discusses infidelity. I don't care how you try to justify it, cheating is wrong. "While there is a large body of work citing the negative concomitants of infidelity, there are a few works that suggest infidelity may have some positive effects. For instance, early work by Buunk and Van Driel (1989) reports that individuals who were involved in extradyadic relations believe that such transgressions led to personal growth and increased self-esteem," this may be one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. It's just an excuse to get away with cheating. Cheating is wrong no matter how you try to explain it.