Autoerotic Asphyxiation Syndrome In Adolescent and Young Adult
... from his first paraphilic experience, which loosens his inhibitions about acting out other erotic fantasies.18 Bancroft (1989) suggested that the tendency of paraphilias to occur together suggests that the conditions necessary for the development of one paraphilia may facilitate the development of o ...
... from his first paraphilic experience, which loosens his inhibitions about acting out other erotic fantasies.18 Bancroft (1989) suggested that the tendency of paraphilias to occur together suggests that the conditions necessary for the development of one paraphilia may facilitate the development of o ...
The DSM Diagnostic Criteria for Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder
... of sexual interest was reported by 3.3% of men and periodic lack of desire by 4.8% of men [14]. This represented the third most common sexual complaint in men, after PE (4.7% frequent and 7.0% periodic) and erectile dysfunction (ED; 6.5% frequent and 5.9% periodic), respectively. Lack of physical ac ...
... of sexual interest was reported by 3.3% of men and periodic lack of desire by 4.8% of men [14]. This represented the third most common sexual complaint in men, after PE (4.7% frequent and 7.0% periodic) and erectile dysfunction (ED; 6.5% frequent and 5.9% periodic), respectively. Lack of physical ac ...
An Intrinsic Advantage of Sexual Reproduction
... eukaryotic organisms. Why did this reproductive approach overcome its many defects to persist so widely? This has been an important issue in evolutionary thoughts since Darwin published his epochal evolutionary theory (Darwin 1859). The solution accounting for the ubiquity of sex should give the lon ...
... eukaryotic organisms. Why did this reproductive approach overcome its many defects to persist so widely? This has been an important issue in evolutionary thoughts since Darwin published his epochal evolutionary theory (Darwin 1859). The solution accounting for the ubiquity of sex should give the lon ...
The frequency of sex in fungi
... only a very short one, and as soon as a partner is found will fuse to form a diploid cell. These diploid cells will continue asexual growth and will on induction finish the sexual cycle by producing meiotic offspring. The moment of mating and meiosis in these species can thus be separated from each ...
... only a very short one, and as soon as a partner is found will fuse to form a diploid cell. These diploid cells will continue asexual growth and will on induction finish the sexual cycle by producing meiotic offspring. The moment of mating and meiosis in these species can thus be separated from each ...
Lineage Selection and the Maintenance of Sex - Université Paris-Sud
... Nunney’s work has, however, been largely neglected, and there has been little, if any, further exploration or discussion of the idea that lineage selection may account for the maintenance of sex. We therefore explore here, in more detail, lineage selection models accounting for the maintenance of se ...
... Nunney’s work has, however, been largely neglected, and there has been little, if any, further exploration or discussion of the idea that lineage selection may account for the maintenance of sex. We therefore explore here, in more detail, lineage selection models accounting for the maintenance of se ...
What Can Asexual Lineage Age Tell Us about the Maintenance of
... of evidence suggests that some asexual lineages are actually quite old. Insight into why sex is so common may come from understanding why asexual lineages persist in some places or taxa but not others. Here, we review the distribution of asexual lineage ages estimated from a diverse array of taxa, a ...
... of evidence suggests that some asexual lineages are actually quite old. Insight into why sex is so common may come from understanding why asexual lineages persist in some places or taxa but not others. Here, we review the distribution of asexual lineage ages estimated from a diverse array of taxa, a ...
Advances in Environmental Biology
... The techniques used for treatment of sexual disorders indicate scientific and cultural progresses through the recent years, expansion of scientific methods for treatment of these disorders, historical interest of psychiatrists in this issue, and importance of these problems in psychiatric treatments ...
... The techniques used for treatment of sexual disorders indicate scientific and cultural progresses through the recent years, expansion of scientific methods for treatment of these disorders, historical interest of psychiatrists in this issue, and importance of these problems in psychiatric treatments ...
Animal Clones and Diversity
... era I-purpose genotypes, and generation of specialized genotypes. Although certain hypotheses about clonal adaptation may seem to be contradictory, they are not necessarily so. Geographical parthenogenesis. Asexual organisms are found more frequently at extreme latitudes, at higher, altitudes, at th ...
... era I-purpose genotypes, and generation of specialized genotypes. Although certain hypotheses about clonal adaptation may seem to be contradictory, they are not necessarily so. Geographical parthenogenesis. Asexual organisms are found more frequently at extreme latitudes, at higher, altitudes, at th ...
The False Problem of the Maintenance of Sex
... Obviously the number of offspring is a key factor for determining the most effective reproductive strategy, as mentioned by Williams himself in his original proposal: “Unless something causes a difference in the numbers of offspring...” ([3], p. 8). However, an approach in which changes in reproduct ...
... Obviously the number of offspring is a key factor for determining the most effective reproductive strategy, as mentioned by Williams himself in his original proposal: “Unless something causes a difference in the numbers of offspring...” ([3], p. 8). However, an approach in which changes in reproduct ...
What`s Sexual Tension Got to Do with It? - Kerri
... How many of them contain at least a hint of a romance or attraction between two characters? What does this attraction do for the plot? ...
... How many of them contain at least a hint of a romance or attraction between two characters? What does this attraction do for the plot? ...
A comparison of parasite loads on asexual and sexual Phoxinus
... author (e-mail: [email protected]). ...
... author (e-mail: [email protected]). ...
LOSS OF SEXUAL RECOMBINATION AND SEGREGATION IS
... five clades, one clade had 95% support, two clades were subdivided differently using morphological versus molecular methods but consist only of sexual taxa and so the exact composition of these two clades does not influence the results, and the remaining two clades had 54% and 46% support (detailed ...
... five clades, one clade had 95% support, two clades were subdivided differently using morphological versus molecular methods but consist only of sexual taxa and so the exact composition of these two clades does not influence the results, and the remaining two clades had 54% and 46% support (detailed ...
Recent advances in understanding of the
... co-adapted to me, then I do not need to have sexs”831. The model explicitly assumes that parasites do more harm if coadapted with the host, which, though not generally true, is probably the case in some instances. So, are ancient asexuals dispersers, do they have means to rid themselves of parasites ...
... co-adapted to me, then I do not need to have sexs”831. The model explicitly assumes that parasites do more harm if coadapted with the host, which, though not generally true, is probably the case in some instances. So, are ancient asexuals dispersers, do they have means to rid themselves of parasites ...
Intergroup bias toward “Group X”
... range of sexual functioning. Storms’ (1980) twodimensional model of sexual orientation includes asexual as one of four sexual orientation categories, with asexuals scoring low on both heterosexual and homosexual attraction/fantasy. In a national probability study, Bogaert (2004, p. 281) found that 1 ...
... range of sexual functioning. Storms’ (1980) twodimensional model of sexual orientation includes asexual as one of four sexual orientation categories, with asexuals scoring low on both heterosexual and homosexual attraction/fantasy. In a national probability study, Bogaert (2004, p. 281) found that 1 ...
Intimate Discrimination - University of Toronto Faculty of Law
... B. Empirical: The One Percent Who Wants No One The foundational empirical moment for asexuality came over two decades later. In 2004, social scientist Anthony Bogaert analyzed the data from a national probability sample of over 18,000 British residents and found that 1% of the subjects agreed with t ...
... B. Empirical: The One Percent Who Wants No One The foundational empirical moment for asexuality came over two decades later. In 2004, social scientist Anthony Bogaert analyzed the data from a national probability sample of over 18,000 British residents and found that 1% of the subjects agreed with t ...
Habitat heterogeneity favours asexual reproduction in natural
... three species mixed in equal proportions) and three with homogeneous habitats consisting only of one grass species. Mesocosms were generated in transparent, cylindrical cages (15 cm diameter, 25 cm high), randomly placed on watering tables in a greenhouse under a light regime of L/D = 14:10 superimp ...
... three species mixed in equal proportions) and three with homogeneous habitats consisting only of one grass species. Mesocosms were generated in transparent, cylindrical cages (15 cm diameter, 25 cm high), randomly placed on watering tables in a greenhouse under a light regime of L/D = 14:10 superimp ...
Science and sexual desire
... Science and sexual desire In line with Tuana, the sorts of questions we should be asking include: What features of the various phenomena that we have come to associate with human sexual desire catch the attention of scientists? What kinds of interventions are imagined? What seems problematic and to ...
... Science and sexual desire In line with Tuana, the sorts of questions we should be asking include: What features of the various phenomena that we have come to associate with human sexual desire catch the attention of scientists? What kinds of interventions are imagined? What seems problematic and to ...
Article Recurrent Loss of Sex Is Associated with
... To further infer the extent to which higher N/S ratios in asexual species reflect less efficient purifying selection, we fit a model of the distribution of fitness effects of deleterious nonsynonymous variants for the four sexual/asexual pairs, using polymorphisms at 4-fold degenerate sites as a p ...
... To further infer the extent to which higher N/S ratios in asexual species reflect less efficient purifying selection, we fit a model of the distribution of fitness effects of deleterious nonsynonymous variants for the four sexual/asexual pairs, using polymorphisms at 4-fold degenerate sites as a p ...
female sexual disorders
... concerns or questions about their sexuality. I’m going to ask you a few questions about this, and would be pleased to discuss these issues with you.” ...
... concerns or questions about their sexuality. I’m going to ask you a few questions about this, and would be pleased to discuss these issues with you.” ...
Principles of Caregiving: Aging and Physical Disabilities Chapter 6
... activity. Pain and stiffness are the biggest factors that can interfere with an active sex life. Pain can dull the desire for sexual activity and limit the positions you can use in sexual acts. Fatigue from dealing with activities of daily living may also decrease your sexual desire. Stiffness can r ...
... activity. Pain and stiffness are the biggest factors that can interfere with an active sex life. Pain can dull the desire for sexual activity and limit the positions you can use in sexual acts. Fatigue from dealing with activities of daily living may also decrease your sexual desire. Stiffness can r ...
Reproduction in Aspergillus fumigatus: sexuality
... infections in immunocompromised hosts and allergic responses in other patients [17]. The fungus has long been considered an asexual organism, yet recent findings strongly suggest that it may have a latent potential for sexual reproduction. The potential presence of a sexual cycle is highly significa ...
... infections in immunocompromised hosts and allergic responses in other patients [17]. The fungus has long been considered an asexual organism, yet recent findings strongly suggest that it may have a latent potential for sexual reproduction. The potential presence of a sexual cycle is highly significa ...
4 - University of Arizona | Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
... 1 First, the mutant must be ®xed: it must increase in frequency in the species, by the operation of random drift and/or selection, until the entire species is asexual. Here, asexual mutants may automatically enjoy as much as a two-fold advantage over the sexual genotype. By itself, this advantage wo ...
... 1 First, the mutant must be ®xed: it must increase in frequency in the species, by the operation of random drift and/or selection, until the entire species is asexual. Here, asexual mutants may automatically enjoy as much as a two-fold advantage over the sexual genotype. By itself, this advantage wo ...
DSM-IV-TR
... DSM-IV-TR Diagnostic Criteria for Sexual Dysfunctions Sexual Desire Disorders Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder A. Persistently or recurrently deficient (or absent) sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity. The judgment of deficiency or absence is made by the clinician, taking into account fa ...
... DSM-IV-TR Diagnostic Criteria for Sexual Dysfunctions Sexual Desire Disorders Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder A. Persistently or recurrently deficient (or absent) sexual fantasies and desire for sexual activity. The judgment of deficiency or absence is made by the clinician, taking into account fa ...
Psychological Diseases
... dependence on her but by his dependence on her love, that is to say, by the desire for her desire,. . .identifies himself with the imaginary object of this desire in so far as the mother herself symbolizes it in the phallus. ...
... dependence on her but by his dependence on her love, that is to say, by the desire for her desire,. . .identifies himself with the imaginary object of this desire in so far as the mother herself symbolizes it in the phallus. ...
Desire - MAGPS: Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Society
... • Sexuality and the origins of psychoanalysis • Most detailed and elaborate theory of sexuality • Discrepancy between theoretical emphasis and ...
... • Sexuality and the origins of psychoanalysis • Most detailed and elaborate theory of sexuality • Discrepancy between theoretical emphasis and ...