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导言:性满足是个人和关系幸福的关键组成部分,被定义为对性生活的享受和满足的主观感知。对于属于性取向和性别多样性(SOGDs)的个人和夫妻来说,这种满意度可能受到与其性取向和性别认同体验相关的独特因素的影响。然而,探索这些群体的性满意度的科学文献仍然很少。本文分析了这一研究领域科学生产的发展和特点。目的:绘制Scopus和Web of Science收录的关于SOGD个体和夫妻性满意度科学生产的科学文章,并确定生产增长、来源、作者、国家和隶属关系、相关术语和合作网络。方法:对发表在科学期刊上的333篇论文进行文献计量学分析。所选研究在标题、摘要和关键词中包含与SOGD人群和性满意度相关的术语。这些文章涵盖了1976-2023年期间,并根据时间生产进行了分析;作者、国家和机构;有关条款;趋势主题;同现;和合作,使用R-bibliometrix和VOSviewer。结果:分析显示,科学生产呈渐进式增长,特别是近十年来。发表这一主题的主要期刊包括《性医学杂志》、《性行为档案》和《性研究杂志》。这些研究主要集中在北美和欧洲国家。确定了诸如艾滋病毒和关系满意度等反复出现的术语,而一些SOGD集体的代表性仍然不足。此外,观察到有限的智力协作网络。结论:这一分析强调需要扩大对SOGD人群性满意度的研究,以包括代表性不足的地区和群体。建议采用一种更具包容性和协作性的方法,从肯定和多元文化的角度解决性满足的经验。
Sexual satisfaction in people and couples belonging to sexual orientation and gender diversities: a bibliometric analysis.
Introduction: Sexual satisfaction is a key component of individual and relational well-being and is defined as the subjective perception of enjoyment and fulfillment in sexual life. For individuals and couples belonging to sexual orientation and gender diversities (SOGDs), this satisfaction may be influenced by unique factors related to the experience of their sexual orientation and gender identity. However, the scientific literature exploring sexual satisfaction in these groups remains scarce. The present work analyzes the growth and characteristics of scientific production in this field of study.
Objectives: Mapping scientific articles indexed in Scopus and Web of Science on the scientific production of sexual satisfaction in SOGD individuals and couples and identifying the production growth, sources, authors, countries and affiliations, relevant terms, and collaborative networks.
Methods: A bibliometric analysis of 333 articles published in scientific journals was performed. The selected studies included terms related to the SOGD population and sexual satisfaction in the title, abstract and keywords. The articles covered the period 1976-2023 and were analyzed in terms of temporal production; authors, countries and institutions; relevant terms; trend topics; co-occurrence; and collaborations, using R-bibliometrix and VOSviewer.
Results: The analysis revealed a progressive growth in scientific production, especially in the last decade. The main journals that published on the subject include The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Archives of Sexual Behavior, and The Journal of Sex Research. The studies were mainly concentrated in North American and European countries. Recurring terms such as HIV and relationship satisfaction were identified, while some SOGD collectives remained underrepresented. Additionally, limited intellectual collaboration networks were observed.
Conclusions: This analysis highlights the need to expand research on sexual satisfaction in SOGD populations to include underrepresented regions and groups. A more inclusive and collaborative approach is recommended, addressing experiences of sexual satisfaction from affirmative and multicultural perspectives.