Visual pics of a male orgasm

Description:Eleven women viewed still photos of nude men, neutral photos of people, and babies during their menstrual, ovulatory, and luteal phases. Therefore, the sexually differentiated neural activity during sexual arousal that precedes orgasm seems more likely to reflect the cognitive processing of sexual stimuli, such as motivation and desire, rather than physiological arousal. This study supports our hypothesis that men and women do not differ in the neural pathways underlying sexual arousal, but only in the stimuli and strategies that activate the systems. If men and women evaluate stimuli differently from the outset, ultimately, sex differences in sexual arousal would be expected and may simply reflect this initial difference in stimulus evaluation. Sociological Influences The literature reviewed above provides evidence that there are sex differences in response to visual sexual stimuli. A sex difference in the specificity of sexual arousal. Additionally, women may prefer stimuli depicting stable situations while men prefer novelty.

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