SWINGING AND RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (A-B), UPDATED 1/5/2013

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•ABC New Internet Ventures (2005, March 18). STOSSI, J. (Host). The Lifestyle – Real Life Wife Swaps. 20/20

•ABRAMSON, P.R. & S.D. PINKERTON (1995). With Pleasure: Thoughts On The Nature Of Human Sexuality, New York: Oxford University Press

•AH SONG, J., M. B. BERGEN & W.R. SCHUMM (1995). “Sexual Satisfaction Among Korean-American Couples in The Midwestern United States,” Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 21: 147-148

•ALEXANDER, B. (2005). Is Monogamy Dead? Retrieved June 21, 2006 from http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9117931

•All About Swinging  (1973) anthology from Swinger's World  magazine, Melrose Square Publishing Co., distributed by Holloway House

•ALLEN, Ed and Dana ALLEN (1977), Together Sex, Grove Press, 1977. Revised Edition, Momentpoint Media, 2001

•ALLEN, Gina and Clement G. MARTIN (1971), “Swapping and Swinging,” chapter in Intimacy, Cowles Book Company

•ANDERSON, K.G. (2006). “How Well Does Paternity Confidence Match Actual Paternity? Evidence From Worldwide Nonpaternity Rates,” Current Anthropology, 47: 513-520

•ARON, A., & L. HENKEMEYER  (1995). “Marital Satisfaction and Passionate Love,” Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 12: 139-146

•ATKINS, D.C., D.H. BAUCOM & N.S. JACOBSON (2001). “Understanding Fidelity: Correlates In A National Random Sample,” Journal of Family Psychology, 15: 735-749

•AΤWATER, L. (1982). The Extramarital Connection: Sex, Intimacy, and Identity, NY: Irvington

•AVERY, Paul and Emily AVERY (1965), “Some Notes on 'Wife Swapping',” in Sex in America, edited by Henry Anatole Grunwald, Transworld, 1965. (Originally published as a series of articles in the San Francisco Chronicle.)
 
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•BABBIE, E. (1990). Survey Research Methods, Belmont: CA: Wadsworth

•BABBIE, Earl. (1997). The Practice of Social Research, New York: Wadsworth

•BAKER, R.R. & M.A. BELLIS (1995). Human Sperm Competition, London: Chapman & Hall

•BARON, R.M.& D.E. BYRNE (2003). Social Psychology, NJ: Prentice-Hall

•BARTELL, Gilbert D., (1970) “Group Sex Among the Mid-Americans,” Journal of Sex Research, Vol. 6:2

•BARTELL, Gilbert D. (1971). Group Sex: A Scientist’s Eyewitness Report on The American Way of Swinging, New York: Wyden, Inc.

•BARTON, Stuart (1972), The Human Swop Shop, Lyle Publications

•BAXTER, L.A. (2004). “Relationships As Dialogues,” Personal Relationships, 11: 1-22

•BECKER, H. (1963). Outsiders: Studies in The Sociology of Deviance, New York: The Free Press

•BEIGEL, Hugo G. “In Defense of Mate Swapping,” Rational Living, Vol 4 (1)

•BELL, R. and J.B. CHASKES (1970). “Premarital Sexual Experience Among Coeds: 1958 and 1968,”  Journal of Marriage and Family, 32:81-84

•BELL, Robert R. (1971). “Swinging: The Sexual Exchange of Marital Partners.” Sexual Behavior, 1: 70-79

•BELL, R. R., S. TURNER & L. ROSEN (1975). “A Multivariate Analysis Of Female Extramarital Coitus.” Journal of Marriage and Family, 37: 375-385

• BELLEMEADE, Kaye (2003). Swinging for Beginners: An Introduction to the Lifestyle, New Tradition Books

•BELLIS, M.A., K. HUGHES, S. HUGHES & J.R. ASHTON (2005). “Measuring Paternal Discrepancy and Its Public Health Consequences,” Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 59: 749-754

•BERGSTRAND, Curtis, & Jennifer. B. WILLIAMS, (2000). “Today’s Alternative Marriage Styles: The Case of Swingers.” The Electronic Journal of Human Sexuality, 3, 1-11

•BIBLARZ, A. & D. N. BIBLARZ (1980). “Alternative sociology for Alternative Life Styles: A Methodological Critique of Studies of Swinging.” Social Behavior and Personality, 8: 137-144

•BIRCHLER, G.R. & L.J. WEBB (1977). “Discriminating Interaction Behavior In Happy and Unhappy Marriages,” Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 45, 494-495

•BLAKE, Roger (1965). Love Clubs, Inc! Los Angeles: Century Books

•BLAKE, Roger (1968).The Stimulators: Swinging Set's Newest Rage Century, Los Angeles: K.D.S.

•BLAKE, Roger (1965). Wife Swappers, Los Angeles: K.D.S.

•BLOW, A.J. & K. HARTNETT (2005). “Infidelity in Committed Relationships: A Methodological Review,” Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 31:183-216

•BLUMSTEIN, P. & P. SCHWARTZ (1983). American Couples: Money, Work, And Sex, New York: Morrow

•BOEKHOUT, Brock A., Susan S.  HENDRICK, and Clyde HENDRICK, (1999), “Relationship Infidelity: A Loss Perspective.” Journal of Personal & Interpersonal Loss., Vol. 4 (2), 97

•BRADSHAW, John. (1996) Bradshaw on the Family: A New Way of Creating Solid Self Esteem. Health Communications, New York

•BRANDTSON, Garth (1974). The Crowd in the Bedroom, Chatsworth, CA: Brandon Books

•BRECHER, Edward M. (1969), The Sex Researchers, Boston: Little, Brown and Company

•BREEDLOVE, William and Jerrye BREEDLOVE (1964) Swap Clubs, Sherbourne Press

•BREEDLOVE, William and Jerrye BREEDLOVE (1965), The Swinging Set, Sherbourne Press

•BREHM, S., R. MILLER, D. PERLMAN & S. CAMPBELL (2002). Intimate Relationships, New York: McGraw-Hill

•BRENT, Iris (1973), Swinger's Diary, Pinnacle Books

•BROWN, N. & E. AMATEA (2000). Love and Intimate Relationships, Philadelphia, PA: Brunner/Mazel

•BUCK, Agatha (1971). Dear Boxholders: The Photo-History of a Modern, Swinging Couple, San Diego: Greenleaf Classics
•BUSS, D.M. (1994). The Evolution of Desire: Strategies of Human Mating, Basic Books

•BUSS, D.M. (1998a). “Swinging: A Review of the Literature,” Archives of Sexual Behavior, 27: 501-527

•BUSS, D.M. (1998b), “The Psychology of Human Mate Selection: Exploring the Complexity of the Strategic Repertoire,” in C. Crawford & D.L. Krebs (Eds.) Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology: Ideas, Issues, and Applications, Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum

•BUSS, D.M., R.J. LARSEN, D. WESTEN & J. SEMMELROTH (1992). Sex Differences in Jealously: Evolution, Physiology, and Psychology,” Psychology Science, 3: 251-255

•BUTLER, E. (Ed.) (1979). Traditional Marriage and Emerging Alternatives, New York: Harper & Row

•BUTLER, Edgar W. (1996). Social Origins of Swinging. [Online] Steve & Sharons Internet Lifestyles Club. Available: http://www.stwd.com/ss/info/socswing.html [1997]

•BUUNK, B. (1982). “Strategies of Jealousy: Styles of Coping with Extramarital Involvement of the Spouse.” Family Relations, 31: 13-18

•BUUNK, B. (1984). “Jealousy As Related to Attributions For The Partner’s Behavior,” Social Psychology Quarterly, 47: 107-112

•BUUNK, B.P. (1992). “Sex, Self-esteem, Dependency, and Extradyadic Experience As Related to Jealousy Responses,” Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 12: 147-153

•BUUNK, B.P. & A.B. BAKER (1997). “Commitment to the Relationship, Extra Dyadic Sex, and AIDS-preventive Behavior,” Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 23:  1241-1257