Context: Sexual self-efficacy (SSE) is a key concept in sexual behavior and sexual health.
The overall purpose of this research was to review of the factors related to the sexual self …

Drawing from theories of sexual development, the aim of this study was investigate whether
sexual well-being was more positive when youth reported more frequent and better quality …

Sexual subjectivity refers to multiple aspects of sexual self-perceptions, including sexual
body-esteem, perceptions of efficacy and entitlement to sexual desire and pleasure, and …

Research generally supports the idea that sexual communication is beneficial to partners in
committed relationships. However, much existing sexual communication research has a …

Background: Selection and acceptance of appropriate sexual behavior and sexual function
are made difficult by low sexual self-efficacy in the postpartum period. The general purpose …

Young women's understanding of their own sexuality has increasingly been acknowledged
as an important component of their sexual health. The Female Sexual Subjectivity Inventory …

In this study of 364 young women (18–25 years old), self-efficacy theory and social
interactionist perspectives were drawn upon to identify personal and situational factors that …

Objective: While representing only 25% of the sexually active population, 50% of all new
sexually transmitted infections occur among young people mostly because of inconsistent …

Background Women with physical disability (WWPD) experience more sexual dysfunction,
are typically less sexually active, and engage in fewer intimate relationships than women …

Many scholars have called for an increased focus on positive aspects of sexual health and
sexuality. Using a longitudinal design with two assessments, we investigated patterns of …