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sexual arousal
(redirected from Physiological arousal)

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Noun1.sexual arousal - the arousal of sexual desires in preparation for sexual behavior
arousal - a state of heightened physiological activity
cybersex - sexual arousal involving communication on the internet
eroticism, erotism - a state of anticipation of sexuality
horniness, hot pants, hotness - a state of sexual arousal
erection, hard-on - an erect penis
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Given that self-reported sexual arousal correlates reasonably well with physiological arousal (Haywood, Grossman, & Cavanaugh, 1990; Sakheim, Barlow, Beck, & Abrahamson, 1985), we expected that the two measures would remain related when men attempted to regulate sexual arousal.
Conscious regulation of sexual arousal in men by Winters, Jason; Christoff, Kalina; Gorzalka, Boris B. / The Journal of Sex Research
We each function best and feel best at our own optimal level of physiological arousal.
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