When Caught Cheating, 27% of Unfaithful Men Continued to Lie About It
New book, TRUTH ABOUT CHEATING, presents surprising statistics about infidelity
Hoboken, NJ (PRWEB) October 7, 2008 -- In THE TRUTH ABOUT CHEATING, experienced family counselor and author M. Gary Neuman reveals the results of a study in which he interviewed and studied 200 men - one hundred cheaters and one hundred non-cheaters. According to THE TRUTH ABOUT CHEATING, more than half of the cheating husbands surveyed admitted they still have not told their wives about their affair. Not surprisingly, only 7% of cheating husbands admitted to an affair without being questioned about it by their wife.
In his study of why men cheat, Neuman found:
| | - 55% of cheating men never told their wives about their affair, either because they were not asked about it or because they continued to lie after confronted with evidence of the affair
- 14% of cheating men lied about their affair until their wife had evidence
- 12% of cheating men admitted to cheating only after being questioned repeatedly about it
- Only 7% of cheating husbands admitted to cheating without being questioned
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Drawing from M. Gary Neuman's extensive research on infidelity and dramatic case studies of unfaithful husbands, THE TRUTH ABOUT CHEATING includes practical strategies and quick action steps that help married women prevent infidelity and foster faithful, rewarding marriages.
About the author:
M. Gary Neuman (Miami Beach, FL) is a licensed family counselor and rabbi. His extensive media appearances include Oprah, the Today show, Good Morning America, The View, Dateline NBC, the NBC Nightly News, and the CBS Weekend News. Print coverage of Neuman and his work has appeared in the Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, Time, People, Cosmopolitan, Parenting, and other publications.
For more information, to read excerpts, or watch video of M. Gary Neuman, please visit www.truthaboutcheating.com
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