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Sex and Power: Why Influential People Tend to Cheat

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Power changes relationships – and the desire for new things. Those who feel superior to the partner look for alternatives. A new study shows why ascent and influence increase the risk of infidelity.
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Sex and Power: Why Influential People Tend to Cheat

Power changes relationships – and the desire for new things. Those who feel superior to the partner look for alternatives. A new study shows why ascent and influence increase the risk of infidelity.

·Vienna, Austria
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freizeit.at broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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