The purpose of this dissertation was to provide a detailed examination of how sex experience sexual behavior and evaluations of sexual encounters varies between different sexual partner types. For this, I analyzed three secondary datasets sampling young adults, undergraduate women, and US adults, respectively. I explored the following: How sexual behavior varied between four sexual partner types Study 1 ; how partner type influences positive and negative evaluations of the sexual encounter Study 2 ; and how the number of social interactions with a partner prior to the initial sexual encounter with that partner impacts positive and negative evaluations of that experience Study 3.
Social, practical, and educational implications are discussed. Repository Home. UT Electronic Theses and Dissertations. Does sexual partner type predict sexual behavior and evaluations of sexual encounters? Date Authors Shukusky, Jennifer Ann. Journal Title. Journal ISSN. Volume Title. Department Human Development and Family Sciences. Full item page.
