Functional and Dysfunctional Sexual Behavior
A Synthesis of Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology
- 1st Edition - January 2, 2014
- Latest edition
- Author: Anders Ågmo
- Language: English
Functional and Dysfunctional Sexual Behavior explores the full consequences of the dissociation between sexual behaviors and reproduction. Among the themes covered is the differ… Read more
- Analyzes the origin and foundations of some of the myths surrounding sexual behaviors
- Highlights how learning shape human sexual behaviors
- Provides an overview of the endocrine and neural regulation of mammalian sexual behaviors
- Presents a comprehensive analysis of human sexual desire disorders
- Employs many entertaining examples for illustrating main points
- Written by a scientist thoroughly familiar with the research literature
- Presents examples of translational sex research
Introduction.
On the purpose of sex and some notes on scientific explanations.
An incentive motivational framework and the description of sexual behaviours.
The stimulus control of sexual incentive motivation: Non-human mammals.
The stimulus control of sexual incentive motivation: The human.
Endocrine control of sexual behavior.
Neural control of sexual behavior.
Learning and sex: Sexual activity as reinforcement and reward.
Preference for same sex partners: Basic concepts and its occurrence in non-human mammals.
Preference for same sex partners in the human.
Some comments on the concepts of “normal” or “functional” sexual behavior.
Hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
Hyperactive sexual desire and the paraphilias.
On the omissions.
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: January 2, 2014
- Language: English
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Anders Ågmo
Dr. Anders Ågmo mainly investigates internal medicine, endocrinology, developmental psychology, neuroscience and naloxone. Dr. Ågmo conducted interdisciplinary study in his works that combined Internal medicine and estrogen receptor alpha. Anders Ågmo is involved in the study of endocrinology that focuses on neurotransmitters in particular.
His work carried out in the field of developmental psychology brings together such families of science as ejaculation, oxytocin, locomotor activity and sexual desire. His research in the fields of dopaminergic, arousal and central nervous system overlaps with other disciplines such as stereospecificity and motor execution. The naloxone study combines topics in areas such as anesthesia and conditioned place preference.