Contraceptive Hormones Improve Cognitive Function
- Health & Medicine, Mind & Brain
- November 9, 2012
Sexual behavior: it is one of the most universal behaviors, and yet one of the biggest taboos in many cultures. It can be experienced with excitement and pride as well as disgust and guilt. It seems this ambivalence surrounding sexual behavior is actually rooted in the act itself, and our expressions of sexual excitement. Researchers
READ MOREAlthough most men wouldn’t necessarily consider a fake orgasm a compliment, research shows that women who tend to fake it are actually afraid of losing their partner – therefore pulling all the stops to keep him satisfied. Farnaz Kaighobadi, a postdoctoral researcher at the HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies at Columbia University, analyzed data
READ MOREMale ejaculation is influenced by female sex noises. If you are convinced you always make the ladies scream out of pleasure in bed, you may get disappointed. It seems that women use moaning, sighing, and dirty talk to manipulate men ejaculatory behavior to their advantage. Researchers of the University of Central Lancashire and the University
READ MOREIs love addictive? What roles do oxytocin, dopamine and testosterone play in our lives? What does the brain tell us about homosexuality? With ‘Dirty Minds’ Kayt Sukel seeks to explain love and relationships on a scientific level. By using human MRI studies and animal research on dogs, monkeys, and monogamous prairie voles, Sukel has thoroughly
READ MOREIs there is a link between lip shape and sexual responsiveness? Stuart Brody, a psychology professor at the University of the West of Scotland, claims that you can discern a woman’s ability to achieve orgasm just by looking at her lips. His paper names the plump spot below your cupid’s bow, called the tubercle, as
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