COVID-19相关应激对加拿大抽样人群中性欲和性行为的影响

Impact of COVID-19 Related Stress on Sexual Desire and Behavior in a Canadian Sample

（原载《国际性健康杂志》2021年第33卷第3期（季刊）-7月刊）

【摘要】目的：我们在COVID-19大流行的各个阶段，评估了加拿大人性健康的各个方面。方法：从2020年4月至8月，每4周进行一次在线问卷调查。结果：较高的COVID-19应激预示着较高的基线二元性欲、较低的关系满意度、较高的对单独性行为的渴望，以及在有生活的人中经历性胁迫的可能性较高——针对在浪漫中的伴侣。二元性欲和与流行病相关的应激都随着时间的推移而减少，而在没有同居伴侣的参与者中，单独的性行为减少而二元性行为增加。结论：我们的研究结果，揭示了COVID-19相关应激对性行为结果的不同影响。

【关键词】COVID-19，性欲，性顺从，性胁迫，性行为

[Abstract] Objectives: We evaluated various facets of sexual health in Canadians across phases of the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: Online questionnaires every four weeks from April–August 2020. Results: Higher COVID-19stress predicted higher baseline dyadic sexual desire, lower relationship satisfaction, higher desire for solitary sexual behavior, and higher likelihood of experiencing sexual coercion among people with a live-in romantic partner. Dyadic sexual desire and pandemic-related stress both decreased with time, whereas solitary sexual behavior decreased and dyadic sexual behavior increased among participants without a live-in romantic partner. Conclusions: Our findings reveal differential impacts of COVID-19 related stress on sexual outcomes.

[Key words] COVID-19, sexual desire, sexual compliance, sexual coercion, sexual behavior

论文原文：Lori A. Brotto, Faith Jabs, Natalie Brown, Sonia Milani & Bozena Zdaniuk (2021). International Journal of Sexual Health, 33 (3). DOI:10.1080/19317611.2021.1947932

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