Most theories predict, and most studies demonstrate, that men have a higher sex drive than women do. A spirited debate has emerged surrounding the origins of gender differences in sex drive; Frankenbach et al. (2022) commented on this controversy in the context of their impressive meta-analysis. We provide a different interpretation of these findings: Specifically, women get worse sex than men do. We argue that if the differences between the sex that women get and the sex that men get were accounted for, gender differences in sex drive would be reduced or eliminated completely. We focus more specifically on two factors that should be accounted for in future meta-analyses-narrow definitions of "sex" as penile-vaginal intercourse, and gender disparities in sexual violence-and additional factors that should be acknowledged when interpreting meta-analytic results-gendered cultural messages, respect from heterosexual partners, and sexual stigmatization. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved).

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社会文化和背景因素可以解释性欲的性别差异吗？对弗兰肯巴赫等人的回应。 （2022）。


大多数理论预测，并且大多数研究证明，男性比女性具有更高的性欲。围绕性欲性别差异的起源，出现了一场激烈的争论。弗兰肯巴赫等人。 （2022）在令人印象深刻的荟萃分析中评论了这一争议。我们对这些发现提供了不同的解释：具体来说，女性的性行为比男性更糟糕。我们认为，如果考虑到女性和男性之间的性别差异，性欲方面的性别差异将减少或完全消除。我们更具体地关注未来荟萃分析中应考虑的两个因素——将“性”狭义定义为阴茎-阴道性交，以及性暴力中的性别差异——以及在解释荟萃分析结果时应承认的其他因素- 性别文化信息、异性伴侣的尊重以及性污名化。 （PsycInfo 数据库记录 (c) 2024 APA，保留所有权利）。