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Split attraction model

The split attraction model (SAM) is a model in psychology that distinguishes between a person's romantic and sexual attraction, allowing the two to be different from each other.

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SAM
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Discordance of romantic attraction and sexual attraction to others

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Split attraction model → SAM
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Split attraction model → Discordance of romantic attraction and sexual attraction to others

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Split attraction modelAbbreviationsSAM1.00infobox
Split attraction modelDefinitionDiscordance of romantic attraction and sexual attraction to others1.00infobox
platonicinstance ofallowing the two to be different from each other.The model is often extended to include other types of attraction0.80text
sensualinstance ofallowing the two to be different from each other.The model is often extended to include other types of attraction0.80text
aesthetic attractioninstance ofallowing the two to be different from each other.The model is often extended to include other types of attraction0.80text
queerplatonic relationships.In a practical application of the modelinstance ofdespite diverging from societal norms.Relationships formed by people that identify under the split attraction model are often considered outside the norm and may include forms o…0.80text
people of the community commonly refer to themselves by two terms to indicate the differing romanticinstance ofdespite diverging from societal norms.Relationships formed by people that identify under the split attraction model are often considered outside the norm and may include forms o…0.80text
sexual attractioninstance ofdespite diverging from societal norms.Relationships formed by people that identify under the split attraction model are often considered outside the norm and may include forms o…0.80text

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