Abstract
ABSTRACTA multivariate contextual analysis examined predictors of sexual extradyadic involvement (EDI) among young adults in heterosexual dating relationships. College students (n = 647) were surveyed to determine how a number of cultural precursors (i.e. gender, race, religiosity), relationship precursors (i.e. relationship satisfaction, relationship duration), alcohol related precursors (i.e. alcohol consumption, binge drinking,), and psychosocial precursors (i.e. attachment, symptoms of depression) predicted extradyadic sexual relationship within a two month period. Findings from a hierarchical regression analysis suggest that relationship satisfaction and attachment were the only reliable predictors of sexual EDI.
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