Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy · 1994 · 61 citations · 2 references
Sexual HealthBehavioral SciencesGender IdentityCollege PopulationGender StudiesSexual FantasyGender DifferencesSexual IdentitySocial SciencesMen's StudySexual BehaviorSexual OrientationHuman SexualityPsychology
This report is a replication of a study conducted 10 years ago by Person et al., investigating gender differences in sexual behaviors and fantasies in a college population. We found that men continue to fantasize more than women, but the gender differences have narrowed. Recent sexual experiences of our population show a trend toward an increase in gender differences, and there is a greater correlation between sexual fantasy and experiences in women than in men. As in Person's study, we did not find that men had more aggressive/sadistic fantasies than women.
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