Adaptación del cuestionario Sexual Opinion Survey: Encuesta Revisada de Opinión Sexual

Olvera, Francisco Javier del Río; Vega, Daniel Jesús López; Santamaría, Francisco Cabello

doi:10.1016/j.androl.2012.09.003

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“…The construct has been observed to present differences based on age: erotophilia decreases with age (Vallejo-Medina et al, 2014). Concerning relationship status, results are contradictory: several studies report that married people are more erotophilic (Guerra et al, 2017;Sierra, Ortega, & Gutiérrez-Quintanilla, 2008), whereas others have found no significant differences (Del Río-Olvera et al, 2013).…”

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“…Different studies have focused on the differences between men and women in terms of erotophobia and erotophilia, and frequently men are found to be more erotophilic than women (Del Río-Olvera, López-Vega, & Cabello-Santamaría, 2013;Guerra, Del Río-Olvera, Morales, & Cabello-Santamaría, 2017;Santos-Iglesias et al, 2013). The construct has been observed to present differences based on age: erotophilia decreases with age (Vallejo-Medina et al, 2014).…”

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The Spanish Version of the Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS-6): Evidence of Validity of a Short Version

Arcos-Romero

Calvillo

Granados

et al. 2020

Int. j. psychol. res.

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The aim of this work was to provide validity evidences of the short Spanish version of the Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS-6). First, a psychometric study was performed to examine the factorial invariance of the scale across different groups. A sample of 1,500 heterosexual adults (50% men, 50% women) from the general Spanish population, aged 18 to 80, was examined. Results showed that the unidimensional model of the SOS-6 is invariant across sex, age range, relationship status, and educational level. Secondly, a laboratory study was performed to determine the relationship between erotophilia and objective and subjective sexual arousal in response to sexual stimuli. The sample consisted of 130 young Spanish university students (46.92% men, 53.08% women) with heterosexual orientation. In men, erotophilia was related to subjective sexual arousal; in women, erotophilia was related to subjective sexual arousal and estimation of genital sensations. In conclusion, this work provides validity evidences of the short version of the SOS-6 and describes the factorial equivalence of the scale across groups and its concurrent validity.

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The Spanish Version of the Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS-6): Evidence of Validity of a Short Version

Arcos-Romero

Calvillo

Granados

et al. 2020

Int. j. psychol. res.

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“…The Revised Sexual Opinion Survey (Encuesta Revisada de Opinión Sexual) [31]. This survey evaluates attitudes towards sexuality on the erotophobia-erotophilia continuum.…”

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Creating and Validating the DESEA Questionnaire for Men and Women

Cabello-Santamaría

Cabello-García

Aragón‐Vela

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JCM

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In clinical practice, it is essential to be able to identify hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), with its different severity levels and assess the influence the subject’s relationship has on the issue. In order to do this, questionnaires are needed that comprise appropriate psychometric properties. We analyzed the psychometric properties and factorial structure of the Sexual Desire and Aversion (DESEA) questionnaire that evaluates sexual desire and interpersonal stress (relationship problems) in male and female couples. A pilot study was conducted with a group of 1583 people. Finally, it included 20,424 Spanish speakers who answered the questionnaire via an online link. The requirements for factor analysis were verified followed by the exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient calculated the reliability of the test scores at 0.834 in the pilot group and 0.889 in the final group. A 3-factor factorial design explains the 62.08% variance. The KMO (Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin) test (p = 0.904), Bartlett’s test of sphericity (126,115.3; p = 0.000010) and the matrix determinant (0.0020770) verified the appropriateness of the factor analysis. The results show that the DESEA questionnaire is a reliable and valid instrument for evaluating desire and interpersonal stress, both in women and men, in clinical and research contexts.

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“…However, this scale has not completely shown a clear dimensionality. Different authors [ 2 , 21 – 27 ] have observed dimensionalities which vary in number of factors and contents through samples and cultures. Nonetheless, this scale has been used dimensionally in almost all cases.…”

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Adaptation and Validation of the Brief Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS) in a Colombian Sample and Factorial Equivalence with the Spanish Version

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Attitudes toward sexuality are a key variable for sexual health. It is really important for psychology and education to have adapted and validated questionnaires to evaluate these attitudes. Therefore, the objective of this research was to adapt, validate and calculate the equivalence of the Colombia Sexual Opinion Survey as compared to the same survey from Spain. To this end, a total of eight experts were consulted and 1,167 subjects from Colombia and Spain answered the Sexual Opinion Survey, the Sexual Assertiveness Scale, the Massachusetts General Hospital-Sexual Functioning Questionnaire, and the Sexuality Scale. The evaluation was conducted by online and the results show adequate qualitative and quantitative properties of the items, with adequate reliability and external validity and compliance with the strong invariance between the two countries. Consequently, the Colombia Sexual Opinion Survey is a valid and reliable scale and its scores can be compared with the ones from the Spain survey, with minimum bias.

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Adaptación del cuestionario Sexual Opinion Survey: Encuesta Revisada de Opinión Sexual

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The Spanish Version of the Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS-6): Evidence of Validity of a Short Version

The Spanish Version of the Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS-6): Evidence of Validity of a Short Version

Creating and Validating the DESEA Questionnaire for Men and Women

Adaptation and Validation of the Brief Sexual Opinion Survey (SOS) in a Colombian Sample and Factorial Equivalence with the Spanish Version

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