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

Introduction Cognitive factors are conceptualized as playing a role in maintaining
psychological disorders—including sexual dysfunction—by influencing the way in which …

Introduction Sexual performance anxiety (SPA) is one of the most prevalent sexual
complaints; yet, no diagnosis is recognized for either gender. Thus, research into treatment …

Internet pornography is a multi-billion-dollar industry that has grown increasingly accessible.
Delay discounting involves devaluing larger, later rewards in favor of smaller, more …

Background The literature lacks studies of the male sex drive. Most existing studies have
focused on hypoactive sexual desire disorder in coupled heterosexual men, highlighting …

Sexual dysfunctions commonly co-occur with various depressive and anxiety disorders. An
emerging framework for understanding the classification of mental disorders suggests that …

Several studies highlighted the role of insula on several functions and in sexual behavior.
This exploratory study examines the relationships among genital responses, brain …

Cognitive-emotional dimensions play a core role in predisposing and maintaining sexual
difficulties. This study aimed to assess the role of personality traits, sexual beliefs, cognitive …

The relationship between emotions and sexual functioning has been documented since
early sex research. Among other effects, emotions are expected to impact sexual response …

From social-network spambots and forensic chatbots to dating simulation games, sexual
communication with machines is not uncommon in contemporary culture—however, it …