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Sexual Relationships in Couples with a Diabetic Partner
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1985This study assessed the quality of the sexual relationship in 51 couples that included a Type I diabetic partner (23 male and 28 female). Using traditional diagnostic criteria, the frequencies of sexual dysfunction was higher in diabetic than in healthy men, as in previous studies. Diagnosis based on a multiaxial system showed that both male and female
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The sexuality of middle-aged women with a sexual partner
Menopause, 2008To evaluate the factors associated with the sexuality of middle-aged women with sexual partners.A cross-sectional, population-based study was carried out using an anonymous, self-response questionnaire completed by Brazilian-born women 40 to 65 years old with 11 years or more of formal education who had a sexual partner.
Ana L, Valadares +5 more
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Intimate Partner (Sexual) Violence: Danish Research and Policy
Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma, 2018ABSTRACTIn this article the authors seek to describe state responses to figures showing that the rates of physical and/or sexual violence against women in Denmark are among the highest in Europe. The authors do so by investigating the representations of intimate partner sexual violence, framing contemporary political developments of the Danish field of
Bertelsen, Eva +2 more
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Common Sexual Problems in the Female Partner
1986The problems of erection and ejaculation in the male partner clearly have no direct analogy in the female partner. Sexual desire, and sexual arousal, and orgasm are the three elements in which difficulties and dysfunction may be seen. Considering the research and investigations that have gone on for so many years into male problems, it is not ...
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The sexually experienced woman: Multiple sex partners and sexual satisfaction
Journal of Sex Research, 1988It has been suggested that women who have had more than one sex partner differ from those who have had only one, both in their background and in their current functioning (in the forms of attitudes, partner interaction, sexual satisfaction, desired changes in their sex life, and other behaviors).
J K, Davidson, C A, Darling
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THE SHAPE OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE NUMBER OF SEXUAL PARTNERS
Statistics in Medicine, 1996Information on the number of sexual partners that people have is necessary for predicting the likely long term course of the AIDS epidemic. More information is required than is provided by simply stating the mean and variance of the number of partners.
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Disabled Sexuality and Negotiations with Sexual Partners
Sexuality and Disability, 2023openaire +1 more source
Diversity in Partner Number Sexuality via Sexual Configurations Theory
Archives of Sexual Behavior"Partner number sexuality" (P#S) refers to how many partners individuals have/are interested in having. Those with P#S outside of monogamous desires and/or practices commonly face stigma in North America and elsewhere. Yet theories of sexuality do not always make room for diverse P#S.
Lydia Victoria Kula Mathi +6 more
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