Introduction Psychological, interpersonal, and sociocultural factors play a significant role in
making one vulnerable to developing a sexual concern, in triggering the onset of a sexual …

The present theoretical study is a systematic review of research publications in which sexual
satisfaction was the dependent variable. After conducting a literature search in major …

Knowledge in the research fields of body image and sexuality has significantly increased in
the last decade. In this review, data from 57 studies were compiled for a review of empirical …

Gender differences in sexual attitudes and behaviors are typically believed to be large, yet
recent evidence suggests that some gender differences in sexuality are much smaller than …

At least a third of women across reproductive ages experience low sexual desire and
impaired arousal. There is increasing evidence that mindfulness, defined as non-judgmental …

Background Human instinctively desire to have offspring. Infertility can cause painful
emotional experiences throughout the life mainly known as quality of life impairment. This …

Objectification theory posits internalization of an observer's gaze may negatively impact
women's feelings about their bodies, which may subsequently affect their sexual function …

Sexuality is important for most cisgender as well as transgender persons and is an essential
aspect of quality of life. For both the patient and their clinicians, managing gender dysphoria …

Largely based on pre-theory that ties high testosterone (T) to masculinity, and low T to
femininity, high T is mainly studied in relation to aggression, mating, sexuality, and …

Our intention in writing this chapter is to discuss where psychology is in the study of sexuality
and romantic relationships and to offer our thoughts about where it has yet to go. Because …