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Emophilia: psychometric properties of the emotional promiscuity scale and its association with personality traits, unfaithfulness, and romantic relationships in a Scandinavian sample

Psychology

Emophilia: psychometric properties of the emotional promiscuity scale and its association with personality traits, unfaithfulness, and romantic relationships in a Scandinavian sample

S. E. Røed, R. K. Nærland, et al.

This research explores the Emotional Promiscuity Scale (EPS) and its intriguing links to personality traits and romantic relationships within a large Scandinavian sample. Conducted by Sol E. Røed and colleagues, the study confirms that emophilia significantly correlates with romantic experiences and unfaithfulness, shedding light on complex emotional behaviors.

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