Few spheres in life are as universally relevant for (almost) all individuals past puberty as
sexuality. One important aspect of sexuality concerns individuals' sex drive—their …

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 …

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 …

An essential exploration of why and how women's sexuality works—based on
groundbreaking research and brain science—that will radically transform your sex life into …

Gender differences in sexuality have gained considerable attention both within and outside
of the scientific community. We argue that one of the main unacknowledged reasons for …

Category-specific sexual response describes a pattern wherein the individual shows
significantly greater responses to preferred versus nonpreferred categories of sexual stimuli; …

The Sexual Desire Inventory (SDI), developed by Spector, Carey, and Steinberg in 1996,
has been widely used to assess sexual desire in men and women throughout the world. This …

Clinical models of sexual response link anxiety to the etiology of sexual dysfunction.
Furthermore, some cognitive behavioral therapies (CBTs) for sexual dysfunction have …

Sex is critical to marriage. Yet, there are several reasons to expect spouses to experience
declines in the desire for sex over time, and the rates of any declines in sexual desire may …

Low sexual desire in women is usually studied as a problem, one that is located within
women. However, other possibilities exist, including known gender inequities related to …