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Fantasy Research
Study on sexual fantasies among college students.
Participants
160 college students recruited via mail.
Survey Method
Checked lists of behaviors and fantasies.
Fantasy Findings
Over 90% of participants fantasized.
Male Fantasies
Focus on past sex for arousal/control.
Female Fantasies
Imaginary experiences reduce anxiety or enhance experiences.
Oral Sex
Common across all genders; linked to education.
Vaginal Sex
Most common among heterosexual couples; enhanced by stimulation.
Anal Sex
Higher infection risk; occurs in all sexual orientations.
Same-Sex Behaviors
LGB couples engage in diverse sexual behaviors.
Satisfaction Levels
Comparable across sexual orientations; defined by frequency.
Frequency Decline
Lower sexual frequency noted among females over time.
Sex Research Benefits
More frequent sex does not enhance satisfaction.
Self-Regulation Model
Finite ability depleted by excessive control use.
Depletion Effects
Loss of regulatory abilities after excessive control.
Trait vs. State Control
Long-term self-control versus temporary control states.
Trait Control Study
Higher early control linked to fewer partners later.
Attachment Styles
Patterns of emotional bonds formed in childhood.
Secure Attachment
Distressed by separation, comforted by reunion.
Avoidant Attachment
No distress during separation, ignores reunion.
Ambivalent Attachment
Distressed by separation, not comforted by reunion.
Disorganized Attachment
Inconsistent responses upon caregiver reunion.
Adult Secure Attachment
Values emotional intimacy and conflict resolution.
Adult Anxious Attachment
Uses sex to enhance emotional closeness.
Adult Avoidant Attachment
Lower frequency; sex as status display.