A szexuális rendszer működése kérdőív magyar változata (SSFS)

Meskó, Norbert; Őry, Fanni

doi:10.1556/0016.2023.00011

MPszle

2023

DOI: 10.1556/0016.2023.00011

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A szexuális rendszer működése kérdőív magyar változata (SSFS)

Norbert Meskó

Fanni Őry

Abstract: Elméleti háttérBowlby (1982/1969) a viselkedési rendszereket univerzális, veleszületett motivációs rendszereknek írja le, amelyek a természetes szelekcióval alakultak ki, és túlélési és/vagy szaporodási esélyeket növelő konkrét evolúciós célokat szolgálnak. Az emberi elme számos viselkedési rendszert foglal magában, amelyek ösztönös viselkedést közvetítenek olyan funkcionálisan elkülönülő területeken, mint a kötődés, a gondoskodás, a szexualitás. Az ember párválasztási pszichológiáját e megközelítés szerint a … Show more

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Sex or Smartphone? – Analysis of the Relationship between Problematic Smartphone Usage and Sexual Activity Based on Homogeneous and Heterogeneous IDs and Machine Learning Algorithms

Gosztonyi

2024

Social Psychology and Society

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Objective. Our study explores the correlation between problematic smartphone use (PSU) and diminished offline sexual activity within a European Union member state characterized by a semi-peripheral economy. Background. Smartphones, as pervasive technological advancements, have transformed societal landscapes, embedding themselves into various facets of life and exacerbating physical and emotional reliance. Over 50% of users continue smartphone use despite adverse effects on daily life, indicating an escalation in PSU. Our research extends existing PSU literature by investigating its relationship with offline sexual inactivity among middle-aged individuals. Study Design. A representative sample from 2023 was analyzed using both homogeneous (Two-NN) and heterogeneous (HIDALGO) dimensional identification estimators alongside machine learning algorithms to explore the link between PSU and offline sexual inactivity. Participants. The study utilized data from a telephone survey conducted with 1005 individuals, ensuring representation across gender, education, income level, and type of settlement. Measurements. Data encompassed economic, sociodemographic, usage patterns, and addiction-related aspects of smartphone use. A key variable assessed preferences between mobile phone use or engaging in sexual intercourse. Results. Nearly half of the participants expressed a preference for smartphone usage over offline sexual activity. The analysis highlighted the intricate link between individual and social aspects of PSU and a blend of socioeconomic factors, revealing two significant partitions significantly influencing sexual inactivity: PSU at the individual level and PSU articulated within social relationships. Conclusions. Our findings indicate a significant correlation between PSU and offline sexual inactivity, with socioeconomic variables also playing a critical role. The research underscores the need for further exploration of PSU's impact on offline sexual activity, emphasizing the importance of both personal and social psychological dimensions of smartphone usage.

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Sex or Smartphone? – Analysis of the Relationship between Problematic Smartphone Usage and Sexual Activity Based on Homogeneous and Heterogeneous IDs and Machine Learning Algorithms

Gosztonyi

2024

Social Psychology and Society

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Psychometric evaluation of the abbreviated Hungarian Faking Orgasm Scale for Women

Csányi,

Basler,

Bereczkei

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Front. Psychol.

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IntroductionThe Faking Orgasm Scale for Women (FOS) was developed to explore the motivations behind women’s self-reported instances of faking orgasm during oral sex and sexual intercourse. In a recent study, a Hungarian version of the FOS was developed, confirming the same factor structure as the original American version, consisting of four factors across two subscales.MethodsThe current study aimed to develop and validate a brief Hungarian FOS. Factor analysis was conducted with data from 2220 women (mean age = 24.4, SD = 7.48 years). The Item Response Theory (IRT) analysis indicated that retaining four-four scales, each comprising of three items was the optimal solution for the revised shorter version. Validation involved 768 women (mean age = 22.6, SD = 4.54 years) completing a questionnaire package, including the Hungarian Short Form of Reasons for Having Sex Questionnaire (YSEX?-HSF) and Women’s Sexual Working Models Scale (WSWMS).ResultsThe results suggest that the Hungarian 24-item FOS, with its four scales within each of the two sub-scales, provides a reliable and valid measurement of motives for faking orgasm in women. The different reasons behind faking orgasm are associated with different sexual working patterns and sexual motivations. Furthermore, women who reported faking orgasms reported significantly higher levels of sexual distancing and perceived lower care from their partners compared to women who reported not faking orgasms. Women who reported faking orgasm were also more likely to engage in sexual activities to attain personal goals and cope with emotional stress.DiscussionThe FOS-24 offers both practitioners and researchers a concise and useful instrument for the assessment of faking orgasms.

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A szexuális rendszer működése kérdőív magyar változata (SSFS)

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Sex or Smartphone? – Analysis of the Relationship between Problematic Smartphone Usage and Sexual Activity Based on Homogeneous and Heterogeneous IDs and Machine Learning Algorithms

Sex or Smartphone? – Analysis of the Relationship between Problematic Smartphone Usage and Sexual Activity Based on Homogeneous and Heterogeneous IDs and Machine Learning Algorithms

Psychometric evaluation of the abbreviated Hungarian Faking Orgasm Scale for Women

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