A common finding in psychophysiological research is that correlations between sexual
feelings and genital responses are lower in women than in men. Measurement issues …

In this article I review research on specificity of sexual arousal conducted since 2005. Three
lines of investigation–sexual psychophysiology, visual attention and brain response …

Introduction Laboratory studies have revealed two well‐replicated sex differences in sexual
arousal patterns: category specificity and sexual concordance. Men's genital responses are …

Sixty‐two women participated in a study designed to explore the association between
gential and subjective sexual arousal. Four stimulus conditions were created, designed to …

This article reviews what is currently known about how men and women respond to the
presentation of visual sexual stimuli. While the assumption that men respond more to visual …

Previous research suggests that women's genital arousal is an automatic response to sexual
stimuli, whereas men's genital arousal is dependent upon stimulus features specific to their …

Prior studies consistently report that men's genital responses correspond to their sexual
activity interests (consenting vs. coercive sex) whereas women's responses do not. For …

The present study investigated the specificity of sexual appraisal processes by making a
distinction between implicit and explicit appraisals and between the affective (liking) and …

A review of studies dealing with assessment and modification of sexual arousal has
revealed that considerably more of this literature deals with sexual arousal in males than in …

Much of the important research in human sexual functioning has consisted of surveys and
descriptions of sexual acts or analyses of the biological components of the sexual response …