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This study examined factors that contribute to sexual satisfaction in relationships using a national U.S. sample. The researchers found that sexual satisfaction was associated with sexual communication between partners, setting a romantic mood, engaging in different sexual acts, performing oral sex, achieving orgasm, and having sex more frequently. Understanding these relationship dynamics may provide insights into maintaining passion over the long-term.

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Sex Ed PT 1

This study examined factors that contribute to sexual satisfaction in relationships using a national U.S. sample. The researchers found that sexual satisfaction was associated with sexual communication between partners, setting a romantic mood, engaging in different sexual acts, performing oral sex, achieving orgasm, and having sex more frequently. Understanding these relationship dynamics may provide insights into maintaining passion over the long-term.

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Chapman University Chapman University Digital Commons Psychology Faculty Articles and Research

Psychology 2-22-2016 What Keeps Passion Alive? Sexual Satisfaction Is Associated With Sexual
Communication, Mood Setting, Sexual Variety, Oral Sex, Orgasm, and Sex Frequency in a National U.S.
Study David Frederick Chapman University, [email protected] Janet Lever California State
University - Los Angeles Brian Joseph Gillespie Sonoma State University Justin R. Garcia Indiana
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Part of the Gender and Sexuality Commons, Health Psychology Commons, and the Other Psychology
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