Unwanted sexual activity among United States women early in the COVID-19 pandemic

Lindau, Stacy Tessler; Jagai, Jyotsna S.; Abramsohn, Emily; Fuller, Charles M.; Wroblewski, Kristen; Pinkerton, Elizabeth; Makelarski, Jennifer A.

doi:10.1016/j.ajog.2022.09.048

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“…Масштабное исследование сексуального поведения женщин в США выявило, что показатели тревожности, депрессии, симптомов травматического стресса и оценки социально-экономических факторов риска, связанных со здоровьем, были примерно в 2 раза выше среди женщин, занимающихся нежелательным для них сексом, по сравнению с другими женщинами (p<0,001). Сообщавшие о нежелательном сексе женщины обычно описывали снижение либидо или интереса к сексу, связанное с изменениями настроения после пандемии, «большим количеством секса», страхом или беспокойством о передаче вируса из-за секса и занятием сексом для удовлетворения потребностей партнера [13].…”

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Infodemic Doomscrolling and Problems of Sexual Satisfaction in Women

Максименко,

Дейнека

2023

Психиатрия, Психотерапия И Клиническая Психология

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Введение. Пандемия и инфодемия, вызванные COVID-19, оказали влияние не только на деятельность, но и на интимную жизнь людей. На фоне нехимических зависимостей, к которым, в частности, относятся зависимость от социальных сетей, информационный невроз и думскроллинг, появляется потребность преодолевать физиологические и психологические проблемы в сексуальной жизни. У женщин секс может использоваться как регулирование степени привязанности к сексуальному партнеру, сосредоточение на его потребностях больше, чем на своих, ради сохранения стабильности отношений. Цель. Поиск взаимосвязи проявлений инфодемического думскроллинга с сексуальной удовлетворенностью женщин в партнерских отношениях. Материалы и методы. В исследовании, которое проводилось в ноябре 2022 г. в режиме онлайн-опроса с помощью сервиса Yandex.Toloka, приняли участие 609 женщин (средний возраст опрошенных М=39,03; SD=10,60). Методический инструментарий состоял из двух блоков. Первый блок методик был направлен на изучение проявлений думскроллинга (DS) и страха упущенной выгоды (FOMO), второй блок – на исследование сексуальной удовлетворенности обследованных. Дополнительно определялся личностный профиль респондентов. Данные обрабатывались при помощи программы SPSS 19.0. Результаты. Результаты исследования подтвердили тесные связи степени думскроллинга и зависимости от социальных сетей с частотой и мотивацией симуляции сексуальной удовлетворенности. Introduction. The pandemic and infodemic caused by COVID-19 have had an impact not only on the activities, but also on the intimate lives of people. Against the background of non-chemical addictions, which, in particular, include dependence on social networks, information neurosis and doomscrolling, there is a need to overcome physiological and psychological problems in sexual life. In women, sex can be used as a regulation of the degree of attachment to a sexual partner, focusing on his needs more than on their own, in order to maintain the stability of the relationship. Purpose. To find the relationship between the manifestations of infodemic doomscrolling and the sexual satisfaction of women in partnerships. Materials and methods. The study, which was conducted in November 2022 in an online survey using the Yandex.Toloka service, involved 609 women (average age of respondents M=39.03; SD=10.60). The methodological toolkit consisted of two blocks. The first block of methods was aimed at studying the manifestations of doomscrolling (DS) and fear of lost profits (FoMO), the second block was aimed at studying the sexual satisfaction of the surveyed. Additionally, the respondents’ personal profile was determined. The data was processed using the SPSS 19.0 program. Results. The results of the study confirmed the close links between the degree of doomscrolling and dependence on social networks with the frequency and motivation of sexual satisfaction simulation.

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Infodemic Doomscrolling and Problems of Sexual Satisfaction in Women

Максименко,

Дейнека

2023

Психиатрия, Психотерапия И Клиническая Психология

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Profile of female survivors of sexual violence in the first 6 months of the COVID‐19 quarantine in the city of Campinas, Brazil: A cross‐sectional retrospective study

Côrtes,

Alves,

Teixeira

et al. 2024

Intl J Gynecology & Obste

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ObjectivesDescribe the characteristics and changes in the profile of women who sought care after experiencing sexual violence (SV) during the first six months of the COVID‐19 pandemic in a Brazilian city.MethodsThis is a cross‐sectional retrospective study. Data from emergency care and legal abortion requests of women assisted at the Women's Health Care Center Hospital (School of Medical Sciences, University of Campinas, Brazil) due to SV experienced between March 23 and August 23, 2020 (Quarantine Group, QG), were collected and compared with data from the same period of the previous biennium (Comparison Group, CG). χ2 and Fisher's exact tests were used to compare groups; the significance level was 5%.ResultsData for 236 women were analyzed; 70 women were included in the QG and 166 in the CG. In the QG, there was a restriction in the area of origin of women, with a higher proportion of women who lived in Campinas (P = 0.0007) and a higher frequency of chronic SV (P = 0,035). There were no rapes associated with the use of social media or apps in the QG, but 9.8% of women in the CG experienced rape associated with the use of social media or apps. There were higher rates of domestic violence (P = 0.022) and intimidation through physical force (P = 0.011) in the first two months.ConclusionThe COVID‐19 quarantine affected the profile of women who sought care after experiencing SV. The quarantine resulted in changes in the area of origin of patients, hindering access to health services and leading to higher rates of chronic and domestic SV, particularly in the first 2 months of the pandemic.

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Determinants of Women’s Consent to their Least Favorite Sexual Practices: A Cross-Cultural Gender Role Priming Study

Liang

Josephs

2023

Sexuality & Culture

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Unwanted sexual activity among United States women early in the COVID-19 pandemic

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Infodemic Doomscrolling and Problems of Sexual Satisfaction in Women

Infodemic Doomscrolling and Problems of Sexual Satisfaction in Women

Profile of female survivors of sexual violence in the first 6 months of the COVID‐19 quarantine in the city of Campinas, Brazil: A cross‐sectional retrospective study

Determinants of Women’s Consent to their Least Favorite Sexual Practices: A Cross-Cultural Gender Role Priming Study

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