异性恋剧本对关系中女性性欲的影响。

IF 2.9 2区 社会学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Joëlle Wilhelmine Smets, Sarah Miller, Christophe Leys
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摘要

大量研究表明,女性的性欲低于男性。在异性恋夫妇中,性欲的差异可能与性和关系的不满有关。对女性性欲产生负面影响的因素有生理、心理、关系、认知和社会文化。本研究旨在确定在恋爱关系中(至少6个月),对性规范的遵守能在多大程度上预测女性的性欲。西蒙和加格农(1984)提出了性剧本的概念,指出了控制男女性行为的社会文化规范。选取829名女性(男年龄32岁,SD = 12.20,范围18-72)完成一份关于性欲和异性恋剧本的问卷调查。结果显示,恋爱中的女性说她们有性欲的越多,她们就越不认同异性恋的剧本,尤其是男人的性欲比女人高的观念。这种观念似乎是关系中女性性欲的最决定性因素。结果还证明,异性恋剧本的持久性和力量,尽管男女之间更加平等,继续对妇女的性欲产生负面影响。通过意识到这些条件,遭受性欲低下和性欲差异的女性可以从他们的伴侣中解脱出来,体验更充实的性生活。最后,讨论了一些有趣的相互矛盾的结果。
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The Impact of Heterosexual Scripts on Women’s Sexual Desire in Relationships

Numerous studies have described that women’s sexual desire is lower than men’s desire. Within a heterosexual couple, a sexual desire discrepancy can be associated with sexual and relationship dissatisfaction. The factors that negatively influence women’s sexual desire are biological, psychological, relational, cognitive and sociocultural. The present study aimed to determine the extent to which adherence to sexual norms predicted sexual desire in women engaged in a romantic relationship (min. 6 months). These norms were addressed by Simon and Gagnon’s (1984) notion of sexual scripts, which designate the sociocultural norms governing the sexual behaviors of men and women. A sample of women (N = 829, M age = 32 years, SD = 12.20, range = 18–72) completed a questionnaire about sexual desire and heterosexual scripts. The results showed that the more women in relationships say they felt desire, the less they subscribed to heterosexual scripts and particularly the conception that a man’s sex drive is higher than a woman’s. This conception seems to be the most determinant of women’s sexual desire in relationships. The results attest also to the persistence and strength of heterosexual scripts which, despite greater equality between men and women, continue to negatively influence women’s sexual desire. By becoming aware of these conditionings, women suffering from low sexual desire and sexual desire discrepancy within their couple can break free from them and experience a more fulfilling sexuality. Lastly, some interesting contradictory results are addressed in discussion.

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来源期刊
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期刊介绍: The official publication of the International Academy of Sex Research, the journal is dedicated to the dissemination of information in the field of sexual science, broadly defined. Contributions consist of empirical research (both quantitative and qualitative), theoretical reviews and essays, clinical case reports, letters to the editor, and book reviews.
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