Assessment of Self-report on Sexual Life of Married Reproductive-age Women in Iran

Mogharab, Farideh; Sharifi, Nader; Bigizadeh, Shiva; Jahromy, Fatmeh Honarmand; Jamali, Safieh

doi:10.21276/ambi.2019.06h.1.oa03

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“…If there is a case that some of these elements are not enough present it can have a negative effect on the female sexual functioning and consequently will affect the couples lifes. Sometimes, the dissatisfactions unexpressed at the presence of sexual dysfunctions can cause the strain on the relationship between the couple even resultant to divorce (Mogharab, 2019). Married couples in China now tend to pay more attention to the quality of their marriage, rather than its stability alone.…”

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Sexual life assessment in individuals with different kind of relationships

Gagica

Fejza

2020

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Sexual life and intimacy mainly is based by one’s personality, knowledge and attitudes toward others. Someone’s personality can tell us how they approach all sorts of different things in life, including sexual life. To audit sexual life it is necessary to assess it through asking people who have a regular partner or whoever they are having sex, or their last relationship. The study included 500 subjects from Albania and Kosovo. The questionnaire was delivered through Survey planet app. The audit was opened during June 2019. Questionnaire contains 15 questions with A, B, C alternatives. The data were analyzed through SPSS software. Using the program, a series of Student’s t-tests was conducted for independent samples and correlation analysis with Pearson’s coefficient. The answers were categorized in three categories: mostly A, mostly B and mostly C. Female respondents were 54.6 % whereas 45.4% male. The majority, 78% ranked in age group 21-50 years old, from whom 71.4 % were married. Mostly A score frequently found at 53.60 % of participants which sounds like they and their partners have a really healthy and satisfying sex life. “Mostly B” answered by 32% of participants which means that they were mostly satisfied with their sex life, and it seems like sometimes they can feel a little disconnected. Mostly C score is most commonly found at 14.40% of participants. This study shows that more than a half of the participants have a satisfying and a healthy sexual life.

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Sexual life assessment in individuals with different kind of relationships

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Fejza

2020

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Assessment of Self-report on Sexual Life of Married Reproductive-age Women in Iran

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