The Family Coordinator · 1972 · 21 citations · 6 references
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Counselors may expect an increasing number of marriages to include open intimate involvement with others either as an adjunct to the marriage or as an integral part of it. Some elements of these marital styles are extensions of the more conventional dyadic relationship but.others appear to be relatively unique or to require a new focus. Key problem areas are noted and application to counseling situations is made.
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Co‐marital sex and the sexual freedom movement∗
James R. Smith, Lynn Smith · The Journal of Sex Research · 1970 · 46 citations
Patterns in group sexual activity
George O'Neill, Nena O'Neill · The Journal of Sex Research · 1970 · 34 citations