Carlos 1 CARLOS, Meneleo Angelo R. IV #144647 Ms. Dierdre Camba English 12 December 18, 2014 College Love, Relationships, and its Effects on a Student's Academic and Personal Life Annotated Bibliography

1. Pereira, M. Graca, Ebru Taysi, Faith Orcan, Frank Fincham. “Attachment, Infidelity, and Loneliness in
College Students Involved in a Romantic Relationship: The Role of Relationship Satisfaction, Morbidity, and Prayer for Partner”. Contemporary Family Therapy 36.3 (2014): 333. Print This study examined the mediating effects of relationship satisfaction, prayer for a partner, and morbidity in the relationship between attachment and loneliness, infidelity and loneliness, and psychological morbidity and loneliness, in college students involved in a romantic relationship. The present results expand the literature on attachment by presenting evidence that anxious and avoidant partners experience loneliness differently. By utilizing this data, I will have an easier time determining how the relationship effects the each member of the couple's personal lives with this as a reference. This study is a credible source due to the primary author, Grace M. Pereria's background as an established writer from the University of Minho from Braga, Portugal. Having released over 30 publications and been used as a citation by multiple other researchers further proves her credibility.

2. Regan, Pamela C. Love, College Style. n.p., 2012. Print.
By the time most men and women finish their first year of college, they have fallen in love at least once and have experienced their first "serious" romantic relationship. This study aims to explore the experiences of College-age men and women, specifically their attitude and behavior towards love and romance. It takes into account the different kinds of relationships there are as well, with a focus on unrequited love and obsession. Aside from the