Newlywed Couples’ Own and Partner Sexual Disgust Sensitivities Interact to Predict Their Marital Satisfaction Through Their Sexual Satisfaction

Peters, Sierra; Meltzer, Andrea L.

doi:10.1007/s10508-020-01872-y

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“…Studies have reported that one of the factors affecting the quality of marital relationships is satisfaction with the sexual relations dimensions. Indeed, meeting the sexual expectations and needs of both partners has a positive effect on the quality of marital relationships [ 40 , 41 ]. In a systematic review to determine the predictors of sexual satisfaction in women, it was indicated that the factor of marital relationships is one of the predictors of satisfaction in sexual relationships [ 42 ].…”

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Predictors of social intermediate factors associated with sexual quality of life of women: systematic review and meta-analysis

Bagherinia,

Dolatian,

Mahmoodi

et al. 2024

BMC Women's Health

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Background Sexual problems and diminished sexual quality of life can adversely affect the physical, psychological, and emotional health of women. The present study was done to determine the social intermediate factors of health associated with sexual quality of life in women of reproductive age. Design Systematic review and Meta-analysis. Data sources Embase, Web of Science, PubMed/Medline (NLM), ProQuest, and CENTRAL. Eligibility criteria Observational studies (cross-sectional, case-control, cohort) from 2010 to 2022 with no language constraints were included. The sexual quality of life, as the main variable of the study, has been evaluated using Symonds women’s sexual quality of life scale (SQOL-F). The health social determinants intermediate factors based on WHO model were considered as exposure variables. Data extraction and synthesis The data of included studies were extracted by two independent persons through a researcher-made checklist according to the study aims. Quality assessment of studies was done using Newcastle-Ottawa instrument. R software (Version R-4.2.1) were used for meta-analysis. Publication bias was evaluated by Egger & Begg tests. Sensitivity analysis was done through one-out remove approach. Results Eventually, 15 studies were eligible to be included in this systematic review and meta-analysis. Variables of depression, quality of marital relation, body image, self-esteem, physical activity, and sexual function were among the health social intermediate factors associated with sexual quality of life. Publication bias had no effect on the obtained results; no study affecting the results was found through sensitivity analysis. Conclusion Considering the relationship between modifiable factors and sexual quality of life, it seems that identification of these factors can be an important step towards designing interventional studies to help women experience enhanced sexual quality of life.

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Predictors of social intermediate factors associated with sexual quality of life of women: systematic review and meta-analysis

Bagherinia,

Dolatian,

Mahmoodi

et al. 2024

BMC Women's Health

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“…In these experiments, we had the opportunity to see whether disgust-related traits moderate the experience of sexual arousal and whether sexual-related traits moderate the experience of disgust from sexual stimuli. Previous evidence suggests that disgust sensitivity moderates the feelings of sexual arousal toward erotic stimuli while evidence on possible moderating effects of sexual excitability on disgust is lacking [ 40 , 41 ]. Our results showed that sexual excitability had no moderating effects on the effects of disgust induced by sexual body fluids on sexual arousal, while disgust sensitivity could not moderate the suppressing effects of sexual arousal elicited by erotic stimuli on disgust induced by sexual body fluids.…”

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“…Interestingly, beyond the model from de Jong et al (2013), research has also shown that disgust sensitivity, especially sexual disgust sensitivity, moderates the strength of sexual arousal elicited by sexual stimuli [ 40 , 41 ]. This raises a question about whether sexual excitability moderates the disgust response toward disgusting stimuli as well as the effects of disgust on sexual arousal.…”

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Bidirectional relationship between sexual arousal and (sex-related) disgust

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Sexual stimuli provoke both sexual arousal and disgust, and the coaction between these emotions determines sexually behavioral outcomes. The current research includes two experiments to explore the bidirectional relationship between sexual arousal toward erotic stimuli and disgust induced by sexual body fluids. Study 1 presented 234 participants (117 women) with sexual body (vs. neutral) fluids followed by erotic stimuli, and Study 2 presented 235 participants (117 women) with erotic (vs. neutral) videos followed by sexual body fluids (and a non-sex-related stimulus). Study 1 showed that exposure to sexual body fluids reduced sexual arousal and the likelihood of sexual engagement toward erotic stimuli in participants with high sexual disgust sensitivity but increased sexual arousal and the likelihood of sexual engagement in participants with low sexual disgust sensitivity, while Study 2 suggested that men exposed to erotic (vs. neutral) stimuli reported lower disgust, stronger sexual arousal state, and higher willingness to interact with the sexual body fluids. There was no relationship between subjective feelings of sexual arousal and disgust in these experiments, while the balance of sexual arousal and disgust toward sexual body fluids and erotic stimuli had a positive association. Also, exposure to erotic stimuli had no effect on reactions to generally disgusting stimulus, but feelings of sexual arousal toward erotic stimuli were positively associated with disgust induced by generally disgusting fluid. These findings suggest that Behavior Immune System regulates disgust to establish a balance between benefit and cost related to sex as well as provide insight into the process underlying sexual dysfunctions.

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“…Antes de iniciar a pesquisa exploratória sobre o tema foi desenvolvido um desenho provisório de pesquisa que incluiu os objetivos do estudo, a questão de revisão e o método de pesquisa. (Calvillo et al, 2020;Sutherland et al, 2020), heterossexual (Brown & Weigel, 2018Dwulit & Rzymski, 2019;Floyd et al, 2020;Muise et al, 2017;Peters & Meltzer, 2021;Rosen et al, 2018;Veit et al, 2017;Vowels & Mark, 2020;Willoughby & Leonhardt, 2020;Wood et al, 2021) ou homossexual e heterossexual (Mark et al, 2018;Pereira et al, 2019). vergonha (Dwulit & Rzymski, 2019;Floyd et al 2020;Willoughby et al, 2020).…”

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“…Os estudos desenvolvidos porPeters & Meltzer (2021),Wood et al (2021),Vowels & Mark (2020), Floyd et al(2020),Willoughby & Leonhardt (2020),Brown & Weigel (2018),Rosen et al (2018) e Muise et al (2017) tiveram origem nos Estados Unidos da América. Dois estudos incluídos foram desenvolvidos por Sutherland et al (2020) e Mark et al (2018) no Canadá.…”

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Fatores da sexualidade que influenciam a satisfação conjugal: uma scoping review

Silva,

Silva Alves,

Pinheiro de Oliveira

et al. 2023

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Enquadramento: a sexualidade é uma característica central do indivíduo e essencial para a relação íntima do casal, funcionando como um atributo da satisfação conjugal, uma área de atenção da enfermagem de saúde familiar. A perceção da satisfação conjugal pelos membros do casal parece ser influenciada pela satisfação com o padrão de sexualidade. Objetivo: identificar os fatores da sexualidade que influenciam a satisfação conjugal dos casais sem disfunções sexuais e cujos membros sejam saudáveis. Metodologia: Scoping review, seguindo a mnemónica P (participantes), C (conceito) e C (contexto) recomendada pelo Joanna Briggs Institute. Foi considerando o espaço temporal entre 2017 e 2021 e os idiomas português, inglês e espanhol. Resultados: foram analisados catorze artigos e identificados os seguintes fatores: auto revelação sexual, apego, assistir a conteúdo explícito de atividade sexual, discrepância de desejo sexual, motivação sexual intrínseca e extrínseca, motivação para atender as necessidades do parceiro e sensibilidade à aversão sexual. Conclusão: a identificação de fatores relacionados com a sexualidade que influenciam a satisfação conjugal permitiu catalogar domínios essenciais promotores da satisfação conjugal. Novas revisões por cada domínio de fatores irão possibilitar o aprofundamento da temática, visando contribuir para o desenvolvimento da enfermagem de saúde familiar.

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Newlywed Couples’ Own and Partner Sexual Disgust Sensitivities Interact to Predict Their Marital Satisfaction Through Their Sexual Satisfaction

Cited by 6 publications

References 71 publications

Predictors of social intermediate factors associated with sexual quality of life of women: systematic review and meta-analysis

Predictors of social intermediate factors associated with sexual quality of life of women: systematic review and meta-analysis

Bidirectional relationship between sexual arousal and (sex-related) disgust

Fatores da sexualidade que influenciam a satisfação conjugal: uma scoping review

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