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Experiencing it is highly desired in communities practicing consensual non-monogamy CNM , especially polyamory. This article presents the results of a study on compersion on Polish CNM individuals.
The analyses were performed on data obtained from individuals in CNM relationships and on a comparative group of people in monogamous relationships. The results of the confirmatory factor analyses suggested that the three-factor model of the original COMPERSe version did not fit well, leading to further revisions that resulted in a 7-item, two-factor solution with excellent fit, excellent internal consistency, strong divergent and convergent validity, and excellent testβretest stability.
The CNM individuals were found to have higher scores on compersion and cognitive empathy and were also less jealous than the monogamous participants. It was also revealed that compersion indirectly predicted relationship satisfaction by decreasing jealousy and that compersion was, in turn, predicted by cognitive empathy.
