Community 31: Sexual arousal

Key words: Sexual arousal, women, men, sexual response

Interconnectedness

Missed connections

Community pairs with high citation-based distance but low semantic distance

From	To	Diff. Score	Citation-Based Distance (Z)	Semantic Distance (Z)
c59: Nostalgia	c31: Sexual arousal	2.03	1.28	-0.74
c51: Crying	c31: Sexual arousal	1.91	0.76	-1.16
c55: Women	c31: Sexual arousal	1.65	0.64	-1
c46: Time	c31: Sexual arousal	1.45	0.83	-0.62
c16: Happiness	c31: Sexual arousal	1.33	0.8	-0.54

Central articles

1. Agreement of Self-Reported and Genital Measures of Sexual Arousal in Men and Women: A Meta-Analysis

   M. Chivers, M. Seto, M. Lalumière, E. Laan, Teresa Grimbos. 2010. Archives of sexual behavior

2. Determinants of female sexual arousal: Psychophysiological theory and data

   E. Laan, W. Everaerd. 2012.

3. College men and women respond to X‐rated videos intended for male or female audiences: Gender and sexual scripts

   D. L. Mosher, Paula MacIan. 1994.

4. Sexual arousal in men: A review and conceptual analysis

   E. Janssen. 2011. Hormones and Behavior

5. An Integrative Theoretical Framework for Understanding Sexual Motivation, Arousal, and Behavior

   F. Toates. 2009. Journal of sex research

6. Selecting Films for Sex Research: Gender Differences in Erotic Film Preference

   E. Janssen, D. Carpenter, C. Graham. 2003. Archives of sexual behavior

7. Sexually Explicit Media, Gender Differences, and Evolutionary Theory

   N. Malamuth. 1996.

8. Ambivalent Affect and Sexual Response: The Impact of Co-Occurring Positive and Negative Emotions on Subjective and Physiological Sexual Responses to Erotic Stimuli

   Zoë D. Peterson, E. Janssen. 2007. Archives of sexual behavior

9. How do men and women feel? Determinants of subjective experience of sexual arousal

   E. Laan, E. Janssen. 2007.

10. Modulation of spinal reflexes by aversive and sexually appetitive stimuli.

    S. Both, W. Everaerd, E. Laan. 2003. Psychophysiology