The most universally experienced sexual response is sexual desire. Though research on
this topic has increased in recent years, low and high desire are still problematized in …

Attentive to the collision of sex and power, we add momentum to the ongoing development
of the subfield of critical sexuality studies. We argue that this body of work is defined by its …

Sexual orientation typically describes people's sexual attractions or desires based on their
sex relative to that of a target. Despite its utility, it has been critiqued in part because it fails to …

Low sexual desire in women partnered with men is typically presumed to be a problem—
one that exists in women and encourages a research agenda on causation and treatment …

Objective Sexual activity is a fundamental human function with short-term and long-term
emotional, social, and physical benefits. Yet within healthcare, sexuality has been …

Scholars are increasingly concerned about social biases in facial analysis systems,
particularly with regard to the tangible consequences of misidentification of marginalized …

Human biobehavioral research is often rooted in and supports two interrelated binaries: one
that divides and essentializes humans into two sexes and values maleness over …

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 …

Solitary and partnered sexuality are typically depicted as fundamentally similar, but
empirical evidence suggests they differ in important ways. We investigated how women's …

Although some evidence exists to suggest that single (ie, unpartnered) individuals are less
sexually satisfied on average than are partnered individuals, it is unclear whether the …