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T T Seeley

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Thermographic measurement of sexual arousal: a discriminant validity analysis.

Thermographic measurement was discovered to be a valid method for assessing human sexual arousal, in that it achieved adequate discriminant validity and that it covaried with self-reports of sexual arousal. The advantages of this procedure over other physiological methods are that it provides a thermogram indicating flow rate and transfer of heat, allows for cross-gender comparisons, and is a more ecologically valid method of assessing sexual arousal.

Adult

Thermographic measurement of sexual arousal: a methodological note.

A thermographic measure of sexual arousal in terms of the four stages of sexual stimulation (excitement phase, plateau phase, orgasm phase, and resolution phase) articulated by Masters and Johnson (1966) is described. A male and female masturbated to orgasm; the results are presented in terms of interpretations of both the thermographic image and the quantitative temperature profile. Possible future research applications are suggested, including sexual dysfunctions, sexual arousal, and gender differences.

Arousal

Hepatic infarction.

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Alkaline Phosphatase