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While anyone who could get caught in the thicky thairs of a case, studies show that men are more likelycommit unfaithfulness that women. A vast study published inAarp The magazine found that 46% ofMen reported cheating on their partners in the past, compared to 21% of women. Another report from the Institute of Family Studies (IFS) revealed that in marriages specifically ontwice as many men cheat. But the IFS data also indicates that age plays a role in the WHO that cheats, how much. Among the under 30, the number of married men and women who cheat is about the same (10% against 11%). However, as we get older, the gap between how many men and how many women are breasting grow up. Of course, you might think that men with mid-life are the most likely to stop, but it's a little older than that.The rate of infidelity in men in their 70 is the highest. Read on to find out more, and if you are worried about your spouse, checkThe biggest sign to tell your cheat partner, say experts.

By using data from their 2017 general social survey, the IFS found that 20% of men and 13% of women say they havehad sex with someone other than their spouse. But later, among those from 50 to 69, about 24% of men cheat, compared to 16% of women. After that, during the 70 to 79 years, 13% of women cheat, while 26% of men cheat. It is interesting to note that the number remains relatively high for men in recent years. 24% of men aged 80 or more reports have cheated while only 6% of women say the same thing. On the basis of the data, women report the highest rate of infidelity in their 60, but the rate decreases sharply in their 70s and 80s.

Historical data suggest that men have always beenmore likely to cheat. But in the 1990s, the rate of infidelity culminated in men in their fifties. During this decade, older men were less likely to cheat than those aged of middle age. Then, in the 2000s, the highest infidelity rate has moved to men in the 1960s. Now it seems that it has once again climbed.

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"An effect of generation or cohort is likely to contribute to this changing gender gap in infidelity. ... Americans born in the 1940s and 1950sreported the highest rates of extramarital sex, perhaps because they were the first generations to come during the sexual revolution, "writesWendy Wang, PhD, Director of Research at the IFS. "The highest infidelity rates among these two cohorts contribute to the evolution of the scheme in the gender interval as they grow over time." And for more things about business, here's30 things that people say if they want to cheat.