The finding that both mothers and fathers regard sexual infidelity as more distressing when committed by a daughter-in-law than by a son-in-law is an example of which of the following concepts?

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The finding that sexual infidelity is more distressing when committed by a daughter-in-law reflects gendered familial expectations, where there are different expectations and norms for men and women within the family structure. In this case, the expectation is that women should be more sexually faithful and responsible in relationships.

The Finding That Both Mothers and Fathers Regard Sexual Infidelity