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不稳定的男子气概信念与半性别男性的勃起功能障碍有积极的联系

Andreas Walther1, Timothy Rice2, Lukas Eggenberger3

  • 1Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Psychological Institute, University of Zurich, Binzmühlestrasse 14, 8050, Zurich, Switzerland. a.walther@psychologie.uzh.ch.

Archives of sexual behavior
|June 23, 2023
PubMed
概括

不稳定的男子气概信念 (PMB) 与 cisgender男性的勃起功能障碍 (ED) 有关. 拥有较高PMB认可的男性报告性和勃起功能较差,这表明男性性压力和ED风险之间存在联系.

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勃起功能障碍是因为勃起功能障碍.男人的男子气概是男的不稳定的男子气概信念性功能障碍性功能障碍性功能障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性障碍性性功能 性功能 性功能

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