Sexual Behavior and Fantasy Research Insights

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Fantasy Research

Study on sexual fantasies among college students.

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Participants

160 college students recruited via mail.

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Survey Method

Checked lists of behaviors and fantasies.

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Fantasy Findings

Over 90% of participants fantasized.

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Male Fantasies

Focus on past sex for arousal/control.

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Female Fantasies

Imaginary experiences reduce anxiety or enhance experiences.

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Oral Sex

Common across all genders; linked to education.

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Vaginal Sex

Most common among heterosexual couples; enhanced by stimulation.

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Anal Sex

Higher infection risk; occurs in all sexual orientations.

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Same-Sex Behaviors

LGB couples engage in diverse sexual behaviors.

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Satisfaction Levels

Comparable across sexual orientations; defined by frequency.

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Frequency Decline

Lower sexual frequency noted among females over time.

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Sex Research Benefits

More frequent sex does not enhance satisfaction.

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Self-Regulation Model

Finite ability depleted by excessive control use.

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Depletion Effects

Loss of regulatory abilities after excessive control.

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Trait vs. State Control

Long-term self-control versus temporary control states.

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Trait Control Study

Higher early control linked to fewer partners later.

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Attachment Styles

Patterns of emotional bonds formed in childhood.

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Secure Attachment

Distressed by separation, comforted by reunion.

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Avoidant Attachment

No distress during separation, ignores reunion.

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Ambivalent Attachment

Distressed by separation, not comforted by reunion.

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Disorganized Attachment

Inconsistent responses upon caregiver reunion.

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Adult Secure Attachment

Values emotional intimacy and conflict resolution.

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Adult Anxious Attachment

Uses sex to enhance emotional closeness.

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Adult Avoidant Attachment

Lower frequency; sex as status display.