Do East Asian and Euro-Canadian women differ in sexual psychophysiology research participation?

摘要: Evidence from studies of ethnic differences in sexual conservativeness and Papanicolaou (Pap) testing behaviors suggests that there may be culture-linked rates participation physically invasive sexuality studies, resulting volunteer bias. The effects ethnicity acculturation on female psychophysiological arousal research were investigated a sample Euro-Canadian (n = 50) East Asian (n = 58) women. Participants completed battery questionnaires given either course credits or $10 for their participation. then informed about the opportunity to participate second phase study, which involved was completely optional. Contrary expectations, results showed women more likely Phase 2 than Among women, greater heritage lower mainstream pred...