RELATIONSHIP DISSOLUTION FOLLOWING INFIDELITY: THE ROLES OF ATTRIBUTIONS AND FORGIVENESS

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Forgiveness in Marriage: Current Status and Future Directions (2006, background): “…described different ways to address this problem, including the potential use of an Internet-based forgiveness intervention (see Braithwaite & Fincham, 2006), and Fincham and Kashdan (2004) provided a preventive framework for facilitating forgiveness at the individual, group, and community…”
An examination of emotional empathy, attributions of stability, and the link between perceived remorse and forgiveness (2011, background): “Decreased attributions of behavioral stability are associated with increased motivation to maintain positive relations with a transgressor (e.g., Hall & Fincham, 2006) and demonstrably cause increases in forgiveness (Gold & Weiner, 2000).”
The Association of Divorce and Extramarital Sex in a Representative U.S. Sample (2012, background): “The existing literature, including that reviewed here, also suggests the importance of key moderators, such as number of affairs or the emotional closeness with the extramarital partner, in the prediction of divorce when there has been infidelity (Allen & Rhoades, 2008; Hall & Fincham, 2006a).”