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Sexual arousal in women: a comparison of cognitive and physiological responses by continuous measurement.

Abstract

Six sexually normal women were exposed to a wide variety of erotic video tapes while vaginal, groin, and breast vasocongestion measures were tkane. The women indicated their level of sexual arousal while viewing the tapes by positioning a lever device along a calibrated scale. The results indicated highly significant positive correlations among the cognitive and physiological measures for five out of six individual subjects, although the pooled group data failed to show significance. The methodology described in this research shows promise as a diagnostic and research tool.

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Year: 1977 PMID： 849137 DOI： 10.1007/BF01541704

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Arch Sex Behav ISSN： 0004-0002

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9. Effects of demand for performance, self-monitoring of arousal, and increased sympathetic nervous system activity on male erectile response.

Authors: J D Lange; J P Wincze; W Zwick; S Feldman; K Hughes
Journal: Arch Sex Behav Date: 1981-10

10. The effects of a subjective monitoring task in the physiological measure of genital response to erotic stimulation.

Authors: J P Wincze; E Venditti; D Barlow; M Mavissakalian
Journal: Arch Sex Behav Date: 1980-12

Sexual arousal in women: a comparison of cognitive and physiological responses by continuous measurement.

1. Responses to complex erotic stimuli in homosexual and heterosexual males.

2. A LABORATORY METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING PREDOMINANCE OF HOMO- OR HETERO-EROTIC INTEREST IN MALE.

3. A vaginal plethysmograph system.

4. Cognitive factors in sexual arousal: the role of distraction.

5. Physiological assessment of sexual arousal in women.

6. An inventory for the measurement of female sexual arousability: the SAI.

Review 7. Physiological measures of sexual arousal in the human.

8. Heterosexual behavior assessment. II. Females.

9. Autonomic activity during sexual arousal.

10. Autonomic correlates of penile erection.

1. A transformation of respondently conditioned stimulus function in accordance with arbitrarily applicable relations.

2. Analysis of the consistency of objective measures of sexual arousal in women.

3. Volunteer bias in research employing vaginal measures of sexual arousal.

4. A vaginal temperature registration system.

5. The effects of attentional focus and partner responsiveness on sexual responding: replication and extension.

6. Vaginal pulse amplitude response patterns during erotic conditions and sleep.

7. Operating characteristics of the vaginal photoplethysmograph: some implications for its use.

8. A comparison of structural patterns of sexual arousal in male and female homosexuals.

9. Effects of demand for performance, self-monitoring of arousal, and increased sympathetic nervous system activity on male erectile response.

10. The effects of a subjective monitoring task in the physiological measure of genital response to erotic stimulation.