US EditionThe Perils of Power in Romance
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The Perils of Power in Romance
Being a CEO, politician, or celebrity doesn’t automatically make someone unfaithful. But power does seem to raise the odds, according to a study from the University of Rochester. Researchers ran a series of experiments to see how power affects loyalty in relationships. Their results show that feeling powerful changes how people see themselves and their partners, which can make them less faithful. Distorting the balance Why? Earlier studies have …
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