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Research on the correlation between the number of premarital sexual partners and divorce risk, indicating a potential link but emphasizing the need for nuanced understanding and consideration of confounding factors.
The short answer: current, careful estimates put the share of first marriages that ultimately end in divorce at roughly 40–42 percent, not the oft-repeated “” myth, but the true figure depends heavily...
Recent social-science work shows a clear, graded relationship between the —higher counts predict higher risk—but cohort context matters: on average report fewer partners, more and greater selectivity,...
Self-reported lifetime counts of sexual partners are useful but imperfect: measurement studies find small-to-moderate numerical inconsistencies for short recall windows and larger, more variable discr...