Las mujeres viven la relación romántica diferente al hombre

María Elena García Palma

doi:10.30827/digibug.21967

Abstract

During the past several decades, a number of theories studying romantic relationships and love styles have emerged. Based on these theories, it seemed interesting to study the romantic relationships of 120 students of the Faculty of Education at the University of Granada and confirm the correlation with gender difference, determining if they differ in the importance they attach to different styles of love. To do this, we administered the Scale of Attitudes on Love (LAS). The results indicate that among women the most accepted style of love is Eros while in men it is Ludus. In the Agape and Mania styles there is a clear difference between women and men, as the men obtained higher scores than expected. In the styles of Pragma and Storge love indifference, regardless of gender is shown. We analyze and discuss the results.

Highlights

During the past several decades, a number of theories studying romantic relationships and love styles have emerged
The results indicate that among women the most accepted style of love is Eros while in men it is Ludus
Respecto al estilo de amor Manía u obsesivo, es motivo de reflexión que los hombres tengan una puntuación superior a las mujeres, ya que estas son consideradas más celosas y obsesivas que los hombres

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Introduction

During the past several decades, a number of theories studying romantic relationships and love styles have emerged. En concreto el planteamiento del amor como actitud o como emoción, se asocia con la diferenciación propuesta por Lee (citado en Ferrer Pérez, V.A., 2008) en su teoría sobre los estilos o “colores” de amor, en la cuál basaremos nuestro trabajo para verificar si existe correlación entre el género y la relación romántica. Es el otro tema que ocupa nuestra investigación, debido a la tendencia de los hombres y las mujeres de comprender y entender la relación romántica de manera diferente.

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