Worldwide media covers research: "Power increases infidelity, also among women"

Powerful men are more likely to cheat than ordinary people. But the same goes for women with power. This is a conclusion of a study of Joris Lammers from Tilburg University and co-authors Jennifer Jordan and Janka Stoker of the Faculty of Economics and Business, among others. National and international media report on their research, like: Metro, USA Today, Daily Mail, Time and Indian Express.

See also: press release "Power increases infidelity among men and women", journal Psychological Science.