SWINGING & RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (W) UPDATED 4/5/2014

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•WACHLOWIAK, D. & H. BRAGG (1980). “Open Marriage and Marital Adjustment,” Journal of Marriage and the Family, 42, 57-62
•WAGNER, David M. (1998)  “Divorce Reform: New Directions,” Current,  February.  n400, 7-11
•WALKER, A. J., K.A. ALLEN & I.A. CONNIDIS (2005). “Theorizing and Studying Sibling Ties in Adulthood,” in V. L. Bengston, A. C. Acock, K. R. Allen, P. Dilworth-Anderson, & D. M. Klein (Eds.) Sourcebook of Family Theory and Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage
•WALKER, Brooks R. (1968), The New Immorality, Doubleday
•WALSHOK, Mary, (1971). “The Emergence of Middle-Class Deviant Subcultures: The Case of Swingers,” Social Problems, Spring, 488-495
•WALTHER, J. B. (1996). “Computer Mediated Communication: Impersonal, Interpersonal, and Hyper-Personal Interaction,” Communication Research, 23, 3-43
•WARREN, J.T. (1966). Age of the Wife Swappers, New York: Lancer Books
•WEBSTER, John (1968), Sex Is For Giving: The Swing to Extramarital Fun, Elysium Publishers
•WEIGEL, D. J. (2003). “A Communication Approach to the Construction of Commitment in the Early Years of Marriage: A Qualitative Study,” The Journal of Family Communication, 3, 1-19
•WEIGEL, D. J. & D.S. BALLARD-REISCH (1999). “How Couples Maintain Marriages: A Closer Look at Self and Spouse Influences Upon the Use of Maintenance Behaviors in Marriages,” Family Relations, 48, 263-269
•WEISS, D. (1983) “Open Marriage and Multilateral Relationships: The Emergence of Nonexclusive Models of the Marital Relationship,” in Macklin, E. and Rubin, R. (eds.), Contemporary Families and Alternative Lifestyles. Newbury Park, CA; Sage, pp.111-127
•WELLS, John Warren (1972), Beyond Group Sex, Dell
•WELLS, Theodore, and Lee CHRISTIE. (1970)."Living Together: An Alternative to Marriage," The Futurist, April, 1970, pp. 50-51
•WESP, Jennifer. (1992). Polyamory Frequently Asked Questions. [Online]. May 29.  Society for Human Sexuality. Available: http://www.sexuality.org/l/polyamor/p olyfaq.html [2000, July 7]
•WHITEFIELD, Ann (1975), The Joy of Swinging, Pinnacle Books
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. (1966). “Adultery as an Extension of Normal Behavior: The Case of the American Upper-Middle Class Male.” Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations, Oct. 1966 (Mnneapolis Minnesota)
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. (1970). “Sex In and Out of Marriage,” The Humanist, Jan.-Feb., pp.27-28
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. (1971). “Violence Potential in Extramarital Sexual Responses,” Journal of Marriage and the Family, Nov. 1971, pp. 683-691
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. (1972). “Swinging into the Future: Some Problems and Prospects for Marriage,” paper presented at the Midwest Sociological Society, April 21, 1972
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. (1972). “Back to the Land: The Search for Freedom and Utopia in Ontario,” presented at the Canadian Sociological and Anthropological annual meeting, Montreal, P.Q., May 29, 1972
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. (1972). “Changing Ground Rules and Emergent Life Styles,” Family Life Educator, Sheridan College, Oct. 1972, Oakville, Ontario
•RICHARDSON, Laurel (1985). The New Other Woman: Contemporary Single Women in Affairs with Married Men. New York: Free Press
•WHITEHURST, Robert N. and  Barbara PLANT (1971). “A Comparison of Canadian and American Reference Groups, Alienation, and Attitudes toward Marriage,” International Journal of Sociology of the Family, Vol. 1 No. 1, March 1971, pp.1-8
 •WILSON, T.J.B.  and E. MYERS (1965). Wife Swapping: A Complete 8 Year Survey of Morals in North America, New York: Volitant Press, 1965
•WILSON, John (1965). Logic and Sexual Morality, Baltimore, MD: Penguin Books
•WOLFE, L. (1981). “The Sexual Profile of the Cosmopolitan Girl,” Cosmopolitan, Sept., 254-256