About this episode
This episode explores the complexities of infidelity and the psychological factors behind why many individuals do not regret cheating.
In this episode of Preconceived , Zale explores the often misunderstood topic of infidelity, revealing why cheating is more common and psychologically complex than it appears on the surface. Joined by Dr. Dylan Selterman, a Johns Hopkins psychology professor, this discussion uncovers the motivations, psychological factors, and societal influences around cheating in relationships. Notably, the episode delves into the surprising revelation that many individuals do not regret cheating, examining the underlying psychological and emotional factors that contribute to this mindset. Learn more about Dylan Selterman at https://www.dylanselterman.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Host: Zale
Guest: Dr. Dylan Selterman
Topics covered
- infidelity
- cheating
- psychology
- relationships
- emotions
- societal influences
Keywords
- infidelity
- cheating
- psychological factors
- relationships
- emotional factors
- societal influences
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Johns Hopkins, Acast
Books & works: Preconceived
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