Retarded ejaculation as a function of non-aversive conditioning and discrimination: A hypothesis

Learning theory formulations of the development of retarded ejaculation have, so far, been confined to the conditioning of anxiety as the principal aetiological factor. A preliminary study of nine patients with ejaculatory failure suggests that positive reinforcement associated with self-masturbatio...

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Published in:Journal of sex & marital therapy 1981-01, Vol.7 (1), p.49-53
Main Author: Dow, Michael G. T.
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Masturbation
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Sex Education
Sexual Dysfunctions, Psychological - psychology
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