Marta Meana
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5220262 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marta Meana |
| NOMBRES | Marta |
| APELLIDO | Meana |
| FIRMA | MEANA M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 130 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1999 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Why Did Passion Wane? A Qualitative Study of Married Women's Attributions for Declines in Sexual Desire
The high prevalence of sexual desire complaints in women have led a number of researchers and theorists to argue for a reconceptualization of female sexual desire that deemphasizes the drive model and places more focus on relational factors. Lacking in this effort has been a critical mass of qualitative research that asks women to report on their causal attributions for low desire. In this study, the authors conducted open-ended interviews with 1…
Elucidating Women's (hetero)Sexual Desire
The literature on women's sexual desire is reviewed with an emphasis on definitional challenges, an assessment of the empirical basis for the distinction between spontaneous and responsive desire, a reconsideration of the extent to which women's sexual desire is relational in nature, and an exploration of the incentive value of sex for women as a factor partially independent from the experience of sexual desire. Nine recommendations are made rega…
Visual Attention to Erotic Images in Women Reporting Pain with Intercourse
The coupling of sex and pain creates an interesting theoretical conundrum of clinical significance: Are women with dyspareunia distracted from sexual stimuli, or are they hypervigilant to sexual stimuli because these stimuli elicit thoughts and expectations of pain? This study measured attention to sexual stimuli in women reporting persistent pain with intercourse, women reporting low sexual desire, and women reporting no sexual problems. Partici…
Negative Affect and Somatically Focused Anxiety in Young Women Reporting Pain With Intercourse
After a long history of privileging psychosexual etiological factors over pain and physiological processes, dyspareunia has enjoyed 1 decade of pointed research focused on the presenting problem of pain. Although it is generally acknowledged that certain affective and cognitive styles may play a role in an individual's experience of pain in general, investigations into these questions specifically as they pertain to pain that occurs during sex ar…
The Future of Sex Therapy
Acculturation and Sexuality
The contention that women are more erotically plastic than men is supported by a significant body of data, from which it has been inferred (Baumeister, 2000) that female sexuality may be more flexible and more heavily influenced by contextual factors than that of men. As a direct test of erotic plasticity, the present study investigated the extent to which acculturation was associated differentially (as would be predicted by the theory of greater…
The Drama of Sex, Identity, and the “Queen”
Sex Differences in Visual Attention to Erotic and Non-Erotic Stimuli
Respuestas, adaptaciones y simetría de la huella plantar producidas por la práctica de la marcha atlética. (Answers, adaptations and symmetry of the track to plant produced for the practice of the ath…
The purpose of this paper was to determine the effect of the race walking exercise on the structures of the foot, so much in the immediate responses to the practice as in the long term training adaptations. Footprints were recorded tree times using the photopodogram methodology on a sample of 17 young race walkers. The first one and second footprints were carried out in both feet at the middle of the season, in rest and after 30 min race walking …
Gender differences in the content of cognitive distraction during sex
This study compared 220 college men and 237 college women on two types of self-reported cognitive distraction during sex, performance- and appearance-based. Affect, psychological distress, sexual knowledge, attitudes, fantasies, experiences, body image, satisfaction, and sexual function were assessed with the Derogatis Sexual Functioning Inventory and the Sexual History Form to determine associations with distraction. Between-gender analyses reve…
Detection of Differential Viewing Patterns to Erotic and Non-Erotic Stimuli Using Eye-Tracking Methodology
Teasing Apart the Pain from the Sex
Older Immigrant Tamil Women and Their Doctors
Influences on Breast Cancer Screening Behaviors in Tamil Immigrant Women 50 Years Old and Over
Results are discussed with a view to developing culture-appropriate educational campaigns
The Sexual Pain Disorders
The concept of a sexual pain disorder is both intriguing and confusing. It is intriguing because the basic premise underlying this idea appears to be that there is a special type of pain which is sexual in nature. If this premise is true, then the study of sexual pain that becomes pleasurable or sexual pleasure that becomes painful might provide us with crucial information concerning the relationship of pain and pleasure. The nature of this relat…
Elucidating Women's (hetero)Sexual Desire
The literature on women's sexual desire is reviewed with an emphasis on definitional challenges, an assessment of the empirical basis for the distinction between spontaneous and responsive desire, a reconsideration of the extent to which women's sexual desire is relational in nature, and an exploration of the incentive value of sex for women as a factor partially independent from the experience of sexual desire. Nine recommendations are made rega…
Sex Differences in Visual Attention to Erotic and Non-Erotic Stimuli
Gender differences in the content of cognitive distraction during sex
This study compared 220 college men and 237 college women on two types of self-reported cognitive distraction during sex, performance- and appearance-based. Affect, psychological distress, sexual knowledge, attitudes, fantasies, experiences, body image, satisfaction, and sexual function were assessed with the Derogatis Sexual Functioning Inventory and the Sexual History Form to determine associations with distraction. Between-gender analyses reve…
Detection of Differential Viewing Patterns to Erotic and Non-Erotic Stimuli Using Eye-Tracking Methodology
The Future of Sex Therapy
Visual Attention to Erotic Images in Women Reporting Pain with Intercourse
The coupling of sex and pain creates an interesting theoretical conundrum of clinical significance: Are women with dyspareunia distracted from sexual stimuli, or are they hypervigilant to sexual stimuli because these stimuli elicit thoughts and expectations of pain? This study measured attention to sexual stimuli in women reporting persistent pain with intercourse, women reporting low sexual desire, and women reporting no sexual problems. Partici…
Negative Affect and Somatically Focused Anxiety in Young Women Reporting Pain With Intercourse
After a long history of privileging psychosexual etiological factors over pain and physiological processes, dyspareunia has enjoyed 1 decade of pointed research focused on the presenting problem of pain. Although it is generally acknowledged that certain affective and cognitive styles may play a role in an individual's experience of pain in general, investigations into these questions specifically as they pertain to pain that occurs during sex ar…
The Sexual Pain Disorders
The concept of a sexual pain disorder is both intriguing and confusing. It is intriguing because the basic premise underlying this idea appears to be that there is a special type of pain which is sexual in nature. If this premise is true, then the study of sexual pain that becomes pleasurable or sexual pleasure that becomes painful might provide us with crucial information concerning the relationship of pain and pleasure. The nature of this relat…
Influences on Breast Cancer Screening Behaviors in Tamil Immigrant Women 50 Years Old and Over
Results are discussed with a view to developing culture-appropriate educational campaigns
Acculturation and Sexuality
The contention that women are more erotically plastic than men is supported by a significant body of data, from which it has been inferred (Baumeister, 2000) that female sexuality may be more flexible and more heavily influenced by contextual factors than that of men. As a direct test of erotic plasticity, the present study investigated the extent to which acculturation was associated differentially (as would be predicted by the theory of greater…
The Sexual Pain Disorders
The concept of a sexual pain disorder is both intriguing and confusing. It is intriguing because the basic premise underlying this idea appears to be that there is a special type of pain which is sexual in nature. If this premise is true, then the study of sexual pain that becomes pleasurable or sexual pleasure that becomes painful might provide us with crucial information concerning the relationship of pain and pleasure. The nature of this relat…
Older Immigrant Tamil Women and Their Doctors
Influences on Breast Cancer Screening Behaviors in Tamil Immigrant Women 50 Years Old and Over
Results are discussed with a view to developing culture-appropriate educational campaigns
Teasing Apart the Pain from the Sex
Respuestas, adaptaciones y simetría de la huella plantar producidas por la práctica de la marcha atlética. (Answers, adaptations and symmetry of the track to plant produced for the practice of the ath…
The purpose of this paper was to determine the effect of the race walking exercise on the structures of the foot, so much in the immediate responses to the practice as in the long term training adaptations. Footprints were recorded tree times using the photopodogram methodology on a sample of 17 young race walkers. The first one and second footprints were carried out in both feet at the middle of the season, in rest and after 30 min race walking …
Gender differences in the content of cognitive distraction during sex
This study compared 220 college men and 237 college women on two types of self-reported cognitive distraction during sex, performance- and appearance-based. Affect, psychological distress, sexual knowledge, attitudes, fantasies, experiences, body image, satisfaction, and sexual function were assessed with the Derogatis Sexual Functioning Inventory and the Sexual History Form to determine associations with distraction. Between-gender analyses reve…
Detection of Differential Viewing Patterns to Erotic and Non-Erotic Stimuli Using Eye-Tracking Methodology
Acculturation and Sexuality
The contention that women are more erotically plastic than men is supported by a significant body of data, from which it has been inferred (Baumeister, 2000) that female sexuality may be more flexible and more heavily influenced by contextual factors than that of men. As a direct test of erotic plasticity, the present study investigated the extent to which acculturation was associated differentially (as would be predicted by the theory of greater…
The Drama of Sex, Identity, and the “Queen”
Sex Differences in Visual Attention to Erotic and Non-Erotic Stimuli
Negative Affect and Somatically Focused Anxiety in Young Women Reporting Pain With Intercourse
After a long history of privileging psychosexual etiological factors over pain and physiological processes, dyspareunia has enjoyed 1 decade of pointed research focused on the presenting problem of pain. Although it is generally acknowledged that certain affective and cognitive styles may play a role in an individual's experience of pain in general, investigations into these questions specifically as they pertain to pain that occurs during sex ar…
The Future of Sex Therapy
Why Did Passion Wane? A Qualitative Study of Married Women's Attributions for Declines in Sexual Desire
The high prevalence of sexual desire complaints in women have led a number of researchers and theorists to argue for a reconceptualization of female sexual desire that deemphasizes the drive model and places more focus on relational factors. Lacking in this effort has been a critical mass of qualitative research that asks women to report on their causal attributions for low desire. In this study, the authors conducted open-ended interviews with 1…
Elucidating Women's (hetero)Sexual Desire
The literature on women's sexual desire is reviewed with an emphasis on definitional challenges, an assessment of the empirical basis for the distinction between spontaneous and responsive desire, a reconsideration of the extent to which women's sexual desire is relational in nature, and an exploration of the incentive value of sex for women as a factor partially independent from the experience of sexual desire. Nine recommendations are made rega…
Visual Attention to Erotic Images in Women Reporting Pain with Intercourse
The coupling of sex and pain creates an interesting theoretical conundrum of clinical significance: Are women with dyspareunia distracted from sexual stimuli, or are they hypervigilant to sexual stimuli because these stimuli elicit thoughts and expectations of pain? This study measured attention to sexual stimuli in women reporting persistent pain with intercourse, women reporting low sexual desire, and women reporting no sexual problems. Partici…
Psychology (13 obras) · Developmental psychology (9 obras) · Sexual function and dysfunction studies (8 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology (7 obras) · Human sexuality (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Marriage and Sexual Relationships (5 obras)