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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Researchers from Queens University Psychology, Meredith Chivers, found that when a man begins to excited, not only physically stimulated, but also psychological. In contrast to women, their bodies and minds are often not aligned. Most women do not realize that they are aroused. Feelings of shame toward sex and experts believed to be the cause.
"Some women say no stimulation aroused by their partner provided although they physically respond. Most of them are reluctant to show his feelings," says Chivers.
He argues, most women still think of sex as a taboo and makes them uncomfortable and embarrassed. In contrast with men who can harmonize the mind and felt sexual desire physically. This means that, although physically she was aroused, his mind can wander anywhere. That's why many women who claim not satisfied with their sex lives.
Researchers carried out based on an analysis of 132 studies to measure the physical and mental responses of more than 4,000 men and women. The reaction of the respondents tested after they were exposed by the nature of erotic stimulation, either photographs or films. They were also asked about sexual fantasies and feelings experienced aroused after seeing a picture or movie.
Research results published in the journal The Archieves of Sexual Behavior suggests that the physical and the mind, men were more in harmony. As for the Eve less consistent in this regard.
"Some women say no stimulation aroused by their partner provided although they physically respond. Most of them are reluctant to show his feelings," says Chivers.
He argues, most women still think of sex as a taboo and makes them uncomfortable and embarrassed. In contrast with men who can harmonize the mind and felt sexual desire physically. This means that, although physically she was aroused, his mind can wander anywhere. That's why many women who claim not satisfied with their sex lives.
Researchers carried out based on an analysis of 132 studies to measure the physical and mental responses of more than 4,000 men and women. The reaction of the respondents tested after they were exposed by the nature of erotic stimulation, either photographs or films. They were also asked about sexual fantasies and feelings experienced aroused after seeing a picture or movie.
Research results published in the journal The Archieves of Sexual Behavior suggests that the physical and the mind, men were more in harmony. As for the Eve less consistent in this regard.
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