@misc{10481/66967,
year = {2021},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/66967},
abstract = {The goal of this study is to better understand the relation between the practice of Mindfulness and the sexual activity, sexual satisfaction and erotic fantasies of Spanish-speaking participants.
This research focuses on the comparison between people who practice Mindfulness versus naïve
people, and explores the practice of Mindfulness and its relation with the following variables
about sexuality: body awareness and bodily dissociation, personal sexual satisfaction, partner and
relationship-related satisfaction, desire, subjective sexual arousal, genital arousal, orgasm, pain,
attitudes towards sexual fantasies and types of sexual fantasies. The sample consisted of 106 selected
adults, 32 men and 74 women, who completed six measures on an online survey platform: (a) Mindfulness Attention Awareness Scale (MAAS), (b) Scale of Body Connection (SBC), (c) New Sexual
Satisfaction Scale (NSSS), (d) Scale of Sexual Activity in Women (SSA-W) and Men (SSA-M), (e) Hurlbert Index of Sexual Fantasy (HISF), (f) Wilson’s Sex Fantasy Questionnaire. In the MAAS, Body
Awareness subscale (SBC), NSSS, SSA-W and SSA-M, HISF and intimate fantasies subscale (Wilson’s
questionnaire), people in the Mindfulness condition showed higher scores and these differences were
statistically significant. These results may have relevant implications in the sexuality of clinical and
non-clinical samples.},
publisher = {MDPI},
keywords = {Mindfulness},
keywords = {Meditation},
keywords = {Sexual satisfaction},
keywords = {Sexual activity},
keywords = {Sexual/erotic fantasies},
title = {Mindfulness in Sexual Activity, Sexual Satisfaction and Erotic Fantasies in a Non-Clinical Sample},
doi = {10.3390/ijerph18031161},
author = {Sánchez Sánchez, Laura del Carmen},
}