Demographic, sexual, and personality characteristics of volunteers and nonvolunteers for a
laboratory study of sexual arousal were compared. Subjects were 296 female students from …

The relationships of rape-supportive attitudes and beliefs, sexual response, and dating
history to four types of sexual experiences in university men (consenting intercourse, use of …

The effects of anxiety and anger on subjective sexual desire in men and women, following
Kaplan's model of hypoactive desire disorders, were examined. Gender-appropriate erotic …

Sexual arousal is a construct without a widely shared definition. Historically, sexual arousal
has usually referred to a central physiological state, but there has been much less …

The volunteer biases present in psychophysiological studies of sexual arousal were
investigated in two geographically distinct sites. Four hundred eighty‐five male and female …

Few empirical studies have explored men's experiences of sexual desire, particularly in the
context of long-term relationships. The objective of the current study was to investigate the …

Men's genital arousal occurs in response to a limited number of sexual stimuli, whereas
women's genital arousal occurs in response to a wide range of sexual stimuli, including …

The effects of attentional-focus instructions (self vs partner focus) and level of partner
arousal (high, low and ambiguous) on sexual responding, both objectively and subjectively …

Little is known about how men and women conceptualize sexual desire. This descriptive
study explored beliefs about the nature of sexual desire. Participants defined sexual desire …

The literature on sexual motivation consistently depicts males as primarily motivated by
physical and women by emotional factors. Supporting research has been almost exclusively …