Sex differences in human sexuality are plentiful and include physical, psychological, and
psychophysiological variations (Geary, 1998). Examples include masturbation frequency …

Sexual arousal is an emotional/motivational state that can be triggered by internal and
external stimuli and that can be inferred from central (including verbal), peripheral (including …

The goal of this study was to improve our understanding of men's sexual response and its
components as well as the factors or types of situations that men describe as facilitating or …

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 …

Men's, more than women's, sexual responses may include a coordination of several
physiological indices in order to build their sexual arousal to relevant targets. Here, for the …

Although physiological responses during sexual activity have been explored as early as in
the 1800s (eg, Mendelsohn, 1896, who described “pulse curves”(EKGs) during sexual …

The assessment of sexual arousal in men and women informs theoretical studies of human
sexuality and provides a method to assess and evaluate the treatment of sexual …

Sex differences in patterns of sexual arousal have been reported recently. Men's genital
arousal is typically more category-specific than women's, such that men experience their …

Sexual arousal is a dynamical, highly coordinated neurophysiological process that is often
induced by visual stimuli. Numerous studies have proposed that the cognitive processing …

Social constructionist theories and sociobiological perspectives have led to increased
interest in gender differences in sexual behavior. This study involved a meta-analysis of …