SWINGING AND RELATED SUBJECTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHY (R)

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•RAMEY, James W. (February,1972), “Emerging Patterns of Behavior in Marriage: Deviations or Innovations?” The Journal of Sex Research, 8(1):
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•RAMEY, James W. (1972), “Emerging Patterns of Innovative Behavior in Marriage,” The Family Coordinator, October

•RAMEY, James W. (1975). “Intimate Groups and Networks: Frequent Consequences of Sexually Open Marriage,” The Family Coordinator, 24(4):515-530

•RAMEY, James W. (1976). Intimate friendships, Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall

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•REISS, Ira L. (1960). Premarital Sexual Standards in America, New York: The Free Press

•REISS, Ira L., R.E. ANDERSON & G.C. SPONAUGLE (1980). “A Multivariate Model of the Determinants of Extramarital Sexual Permissiveness,” Journal of Marriage and the Family, 42:395-411

•REMSBURG, Charles and Bonnie REMSBURG (1970). “Weird Harold and the First National Swinger’s Convention,” Esquire, December 1970

•RICHARDSON, Herbert W. (1971). Nun, Witch, Playmate: The Americanization of Sex, New York: Harper & Row, Publishers

•RICHARDSON, L. (1985). The New Other Woman: Contemporary Single Women in Affairs with Married Men. New York: Free Press

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•ROBINSON, I.E., K.KING, C.J. DUDLEY and F.J. CLUNE (1968). “Change in Sexual Behavior and Attitudes oi College Students,” Family Coordinator, 17:119-123

•ROBINSON, L.C., & P.W. BLANTON (1993). “Marital Strengths in Enduring Marriages,” Family Relations, 41:38-45

•ROGERS, Carl  R.(1972). Becoming Partners (Marriage and its Alternatives), New York: Delacorte Press

•ROGERS, S. J., & P.R. AMATO (2000). “Have Changes in Gender Relations Affected Marital Quality?” Social Forces, 79(2):731-753

•ROSENGARD, I. Stuart (1971), “Mate Swapping: Why Is It So Popular?” Sexology, June 1971

•ROSENMAN, Martin F. (1979). Loving Styles, Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall

•RUBIN, A,M. (1982), “Sexually Open versus Sexually Exclusive Marriage: A Comparison of Dyadic Adjustment,” Alternative Lifestyles, 5(2):101-108

•RUBIN, A,M. and J.R. ADAMS (1986), “Outcomes of Sexually Open Marriages,” The Journal of Sex Research, 22(3):311-319

•RUBIN, R.H. (2001), “Alternative Lifestyles Revisited, or Whatever Happened to Swingers, Group Marriages, and Communes?,” Journal of Family Issues, 22(26):711-726

•RUBIN, Isadore (1965). Sexual Life after Sixty, New York: Basic Books

•RUBIN, Isadore and Lester A. KIRKENDALL (eds.) (1968). Sex in the Adolescent Years, New York: Association Press

•RYALLS, K. and D.R. FOSTER (1976), “Open Marriage: A Question of Ego Development and Marriage Counseling?,” The Family Coordinator, 25(3):207-302