Self-Regulation and Sexual Restraint - Gailliot, Matt
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Nonsexual deficiencies in self-control may contribute to inappropriate or objectionable sexual behaviors, as shown by survey questionnaires, autobiographical narratives, and experimental manipulations. People with low overall trait self-control and/or whose self- control strength had been depleted by recent, nonsexual acts were less likely than other people to stifle inappropriate sexual thoughts and to resist the temptation to engage in sexual activities with someone other than their primary relationship partner. They also engaged in more extensive sexual activity in the laboratory with their…mehr

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Nonsexual deficiencies in self-control may contribute to inappropriate or objectionable sexual behaviors, as shown by survey questionnaires, autobiographical narratives, and experimental manipulations. People with low overall trait self-control and/or whose self- control strength had been depleted by recent, nonsexual acts were less likely than other people to stifle inappropriate sexual thoughts and to resist the temptation to engage in sexual activities with someone other than their primary relationship partner. They also engaged in more extensive sexual activity in the laboratory with their dating partner and they reported more undercontrolled or impulsive sexual behavior generally. Furthermore, there was some evidence that the effects of diminished selfcontrol were strongest among those with the strongest sexual desires (men and sexually unrestricted individuals) and among couples with less sexual experience.
Autorenporträt
Matt has a Ph.D. in Social Psychology and has studied abroad inHolland and Turkey. He has researched and published onself-control, self-esteem, mortality salience, and evolution. Hisprogram of research involves energy-metabolism. His hobbiesinclude skateboarding, music and movies, creative writing, andwalking too much.