性的な魅力と幻想におけるジェンダー特異性:自己報告と間接的な測定からの証拠
Sapir Keinan-Bar1, Yoav Bar-Anan1, Daphna Joel1,2
1School of Psychological Sciences, Tel-Aviv University.
Journal of sex research
|September 3, 2025
まとめ
男性は一般的に女性よりもジェンダー特有の性反応を示します. しかし,この研究では,特に女性において,微妙な違いが見られました.
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 人間 の 性 に 関し て
- ジェンダー研究
背景:
- 性的な反応に関する研究は歴史的にジェンダーの違いを特定しています.
- 男性の性的反応はしばしば女性よりジェンダーに特異的に描かれています.
- 過去の研究では ストレートな女性の反応は 性別特異性がないことが示されています
研究 の 目的:
- 複数の測定法における性反応のジェンダーの違いを検証する.
- 男性が女性より一貫してジェンダー特異性を示すかどうかを調査する.
- 性的魅力と幻想におけるジェンダーの特異性を探求し,間接的な測定も含む.
主な方法:
- 3つの大規模なオンラインデータセットの分析 (N = 56,892).
- 自己報告した性的指向,魅力,幻想の検討.
- 性別特異性を評価するための性的魅力の間接的な測定法を含める.
主要な成果:
- 男性は一般的に様々な指標で女性より高いジェンダー特異性を示しています.
- ストレートな女性は,いくつかの以前の仮定に反して,ほとんどの測定値で明確なジェンダー特異性を示しました.
- ジェンダー差異の特異性は,ゲイ/レズビアン個体では減少,欠落,または逆転した.
- 女性は男性より好ましい性別に対してより高い反応を示し,好ましい性別に対してより低い反応を示しました.
結論:
- 男性は女性よりも 性別特有の性反応を示す傾向があります.
- ストレート女性を含む女性の性的反応のジェンダー特異性は,これまで考えられていたよりも複雑です.
- 研究結果は,性的指向とジェンダーが相互作用して性的反応の特異性を形成し,人間の性性を理解するための意味を持つことを示唆しています.
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