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Experimental sex-researchers use genital-response measures as physiological indicators that may diverge from self-report
Reported cross‑national differences in average are shaped as much by who measures and how as by biology: large meta‑analyses find smaller, more uniform global averages than pop culture implies, but co...
Two kinds of instruments currently anchor research on orgasm quality in transgender and nonbinary (TGNB) people: emerging, community-informed self-report inventories developed specifically for transge...
Ambulatory (at‑home) genital arousal measurement trades some of the experimental control of institutional laboratories for greater ecological validity, producing larger genital responses in some healt...