Abstract

This study aims to reveal the mediating effect of sexual autonomy between couples on the effect of sexual equality on the perception of infidelity among married men and women, and the moderating effect of gender and age. The sample sive of data through online survey was 614 married men and women aged 35-59, analyzed using Amos and Mplus. The notable findings are as follow: First, compared to married women, married men have lower sexual equality and marital sexual autonomy and are more tolerant of infidelity. Second, for women over the age of 45, sexual autonomy between spouses has been proven to be a important characteristic of making the perception of sexual equality critical of affair. Experts in fields seeking to improve critical awareness of infidelity among married people should be able to reflect the discrimination of them according to their gender and age group. In addition, to improve awareness of sexual equality, continuous social efforts, including legal institutional improvement and strengthening gender equality education, must be made in parallel.

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