What does JSR stand for?

Journal of Sex Research

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Young women's use of a microbicide surrogate: the role of individual and contextual factors in acceptability and sexual pleasure, Journal of Sex Research, 2009, 46(1):15-23.

Dr Denise Donnelly's study of 6,029 married people in the Journal Of Sex Research found that couples were less likely to have sex if they were unhappy, had small children and didn't do much together.

Love by numbers

The study, published in the latest Journal Of Sex Research, shows that 31.

STUDY CLIMAX

STUDY Gay sex on the rise Americans are having more gay sex than ever, according to a study published in the Journal of Sex Research.

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Ochs E and Binik Y, The use of couple data to determine the reliability of self-reported sexual behavior, Journal of Sex Research, 1999, 36(4):374-384 (5.

Sexual risk-taking among adult dating couples in the United States

The study results appear in the Journal of Sex Research.

But unlike the men, they are playing up purity not prowess; AS ...

Peterson ZD and Muehlenhard CL, Conceptualizing the "wantedness" of women's consensual and nonconsensual sexual experiences: implications for how women label their experiences with rape, Journal of Sex Research, 2007, 44(1):72-88.

Sexual insistence and disliked sexual activities in young adulthood: ...

But this latest research - published in the Journal of Sex Research - claims it is women who lie that they have had fewer lovers because they are 'sensitive about being labelled sluts or whores'.

Forgettable lovers; Women 'lie about their sexual past'