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380 related items for PubMed ID: 23121225

  • 1. Differing relationship outcomes when sex happens before, on, or after first dates.
    Willoughby BJ, Carroll JS, Busby DM.
    J Sex Res; 2014; 51(1):52-61. PubMed ID: 23121225
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  • 2. Relationship contingency and sexual motivation in women: implications for sexual satisfaction.
    Sanchez DT, Moss-Racusin CA, Phelan JE, Crocker J.
    Arch Sex Behav; 2011 Feb; 40(1):99-110. PubMed ID: 20174863
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  • 3. On the relationship among social anxiety, intimacy, sexual communication, and sexual satisfaction in young couples.
    Montesi JL, Conner BT, Gordon EA, Fauber RL, Kim KH, Heimberg RG.
    Arch Sex Behav; 2013 Jan; 42(1):81-91. PubMed ID: 22476519
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  • 4. The mediating role of sexual and nonsexual communication between relationship and sexual satisfaction in a sample of college-age heterosexual couples.
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  • 5. Communicating interest in sex: verbal and nonverbal initiation of sexual activity in young adults' romantic dating relationships.
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  • 7. Sexual disclosures: connections to relational satisfaction and closeness.
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  • 8. Heterosexual daters' sexual initiation behaviors: use of the theory of planned behavior.
    Simms DC, Byers ES.
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  • 9. Gender differences in desire discrepancy as a predictor of sexual and relationship satisfaction in a college sample of heterosexual romantic relationships.
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  • 10. Couple communication, emotional and sexual intimacy, and relationship satisfaction.
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  • 11. Sexual desire discrepancy: the effect of individual differences in desired and actual sexual frequency on dating couples.
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  • 12. Relationship factors and quality among mixed-orientation couples.
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  • 13. Does similarity breed marital and sexual satisfaction?
    Zhang H, Ho PS, Yip PS.
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  • 14. Exploring relationships among communication, sexual satisfaction, and marital satisfaction.
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  • 15. Relational Intimacy and Sexual Frequency: A Correlation or a Cause? A Clinical Study of Heterosexual Married Women.
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  • 17. Sexual and relationship satisfaction among heterosexual men and women: the importance of desired frequency of sex.
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  • 18. The effects of differentiation of self, adult attachment, and sexual communication on sexual and marital satisfaction: a path analysis.
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  • 19. Relational Intimacy Mediates Sexual Outcomes Associated With Impaired Sexual Function: Examination in a Clinical Sample.
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  • 20. Individual and Partner Correlates of Sexual Satisfaction and Relationship Happiness in Midlife Couples: Dyadic Analysis of the International Survey of Relationships.
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