A short‐form scale to measure sexual discord in dyadic relationships

Hudson, Walter W.; Harrison, Dianne F.; Crosscup, Paul C.

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“…The index of sexual satisfaction (ISS) is a 25-item, self-report questionnaire that measures severity of dissatisfaction within the sexual relationship. 16. Scores range between 0 and 100, with higher scores being representative of sexual dissatisfaction.…”

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Evaluation of an internet-based psychological intervention for the treatment of erectile dysfunction

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Recent research on the treatment of erectile dysfunction (ED) has focused on medical interventions, in particular oral medications. The current study examined the effectiveness of an internet-based psychological intervention for this condition. In total, 31 men (12 in treatment group, 19 in control group) completed the program. The results demonstrated that men who completed the program reported improved erectile functioning and sexual relationship satisfaction and quality. The implications of these findings for the treatment of ED are discussed.

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“…23 Participants were additionally invited to complete two additional validated instruments: The Index of Sexual Satisfaction (ISS) 24 and the Body Esteem Scale (BES). 25 Blank copies of the BDD-YBOS, …”

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“…The ISS 24 was designed to assess the degree of sexual dissatisfaction in couples (dyads). Twentyfive items are rated on a 5-point Likert scale.…”

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Evaluation of Body Image and Sexual Satisfaction in Women Undergoing Female Genital Plastic/Cosmetic Surgery

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Abstract:Background: Little prospective data exists regarding the procedures constituting female genital plastic/cosmetic surgery (FGPS).Objectives: To evaluate whether the procedures of labiaplasty and vaginoperineoplasty improve genital self-image image, and evaluate effects on sexual satisfaction.Method: Prospective cohort case-controlled study of 120 subjects evaluated at baseline, 6, 12, and 24 months postoperative, paired with a demographically similar control group. Interventions include labiaplasty, clitoral hood reduction, and/or aesthetic vaginal tightening, defined as perineoplasty + "vaginoplasty" (aka "vaginal rejuvenation.") Outcome Measures include Body Image, Genital Self-Image, Sexual Satisfaction, and Body Esteem.Results: As a group, study patients tested at baseline showing body dissatisfaction, negative genital self-image and poorer indices of sexual satisfaction. Preoperative body image of study patients were in a range considered to be mild-moderately dysmorphic, but matched controls at one and two years; genital self-image scores at entry were considerably lower than controls, but by 2-year follow-up had surpassed control value at entry. Similarly, sexual satisfaction values, significantly lower at entry, equaled at one, and surpassed control values at 2 years. Postoperatively, at all points in time, these differences in body image and genital self-image disappeared, and sexual satisfaction markedly improved. Overall body esteem did not differ between study and control groups, with the exception of the genital esteem quotient, which improved after surgery.Conclusions: Women requesting and completing FGPS, when tested by validated instruments, at entry report sexual dissatisfaction and negative genital self-image. When tested at several points in time after surgery up to two years, these findings were no longer present. When performed by an experienced surgeon, FGPS appears to provide sexual and genital selfimage improvement.http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/asjournal Aesthetic Surgery Journal Image, Genital Self-Image, Sexual Satisfaction, and Body Esteem.Results: As a group, study patients tested at baseline showing body dissatisfaction, negative genital self-image and poorer indices of sexual satisfaction. Preoperative body image of study patients were in a range considered to be mild-moderately dysmorphic, but matched controls at one and two years; genital self-image scores at entry were considerably lower than controls, but by 2-year follow-up had surpassed control value at entry. Similarly, sexual satisfaction values, significantly lower at entry, equaled at one, and surpassed control values at 2 years.Postoperatively, at all points in time, these differences in body image and genital self-image disappeared, and sexual satisfaction markedly improved. Overall body esteem did not differ between study and control groups, with the exception of the genital esteem quotient, which improved after surgery. Conclusions:Women requesting and completing FGPS, when tested by validated instruments, at...

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“…El formato de respuesta es de cinco puntos desde uno (nunca o casi nunca) hasta cinco (casi siempre). En el estudio de validación original, los autores informaron de unas propiedades psicométricas apropiadas 18 , según este instrumento, a mayor puntuación mayor la medida de insatisfacción sexual.…”

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“…La satisfacción sexual presenta correlación moderada con el esquema de Incompetencia/Falla, que hace referencia a la creencia de que se es incompetente en las [16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23] modificación de los esquemas, para facilitar las relaciones interpersonales y sexuales. Finalmente, se sugiere continuar con una línea de investigación en la psicología cognitivo-afectiva, que permita identificar problemáticas que tengan que ver con el desempeño y la satisfacción sexual.…”

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Esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos del área de la autovaloración y satisfacción sexual en adultos jóvenes de la ciudad de Medellín

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RESUMENObjetivo: describir la relación entre la presencia de esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos del área de la autovaloración y el índice de satisfacción sexual en adultos, hombres y mujeres con preferencia heterosexual, del área metropolitana de Medellín, Antioquia. La satisfacción sexual es un tema de interés de estudio propio de la psicología, pero que ha sido tratado por la ginecología y la urología en nuestro país. Los esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos son estructuras cognitivo-afectivas, con una alta carga emocional que se desarrollan en los primeros años de vida a partir de las interacciones del bebé con los cuidadores y que posteriormente se relacionan directa o indirectamente con trastornos y problemáticas psicológicas. Metodología: investigación cuantitativa, estudio analítico de tipo no experimental, de corte transversal. No se manipularon deliberadamente las variables ni se influyó sobre ellas. Se establecieron comparaciones y se analizaron las relaciones entre el área de la autovaloración de los esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos y el índice de satisfacción sexual en adultos jóvenes del área metropolitana. Resultados: del total de la muestra el 59.3% de la población, tiene activos uno o varios esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos del área de la autovaloración; se encontró que el 60.3% de los sujetos con esquemas activos en el área de autovaloración está insatisfecho sexualmente. Conclusiones: se confirman relaciones estadísticas (p <0.01) y con relevancia clínica, entre esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos del área de la autovaloración y la satisfacción sexual. El esquema con mayor correlación con el índice de satisfacción sexual fue el de Defectuosidad/Inamabilidad. Palabras clave: psicología médica; autoevaluación; disfunciones sexuales psicológicas. ABSTRACTObjective: To describe the relationship between the presence of early maladaptive schemas in self-esteem and sexual satisfaction in adults; men and women with heterosexual preference in the Medellin metropolitan area. Sexual satisfaction is a topic of interest in the field of psychology, which in Colombia has been treated by gynecologists and urologists. Early maladaptive schemas are cognitive-affective structures with a high emotional charge which develop during the first years of life as a result of the interaction

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A short‐form scale to measure sexual discord in dyadic relationships

Cited by 300 publications

References 12 publications

Evaluation of an internet-based psychological intervention for the treatment of erectile dysfunction

Evaluation of an internet-based psychological intervention for the treatment of erectile dysfunction

Evaluation of Body Image and Sexual Satisfaction in Women Undergoing Female Genital Plastic/Cosmetic Surgery

Esquemas mal adaptativos tempranos del área de la autovaloración y satisfacción sexual en adultos jóvenes de la ciudad de Medellín

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