Publications by authors named "Dominika Lisy"
Background: The generation or persistence of sexual arousal may be compromised when inhibitory processes such as negative emotions, outweigh sexual excitation. Disgust particularly, has been proposed as one of the emotions that may counteract sexual arousal. In support of this view, previous research has shown that disgust priming can reduce subsequent sexual arousal.
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- Infrared thermography (IRT) is a non-contact method used to measure skin surface temperature and has been applied to studying sexual arousal since the 1980s, offering advantages over traditional genital response measures.* -
- The article reviews various experimental studies that demonstrate IRT's feasibility and validity as a real-time measure of sexual arousal, highlighting the effectiveness of this technique in sexual psychophysiology.* -
- Despite the encouraging results, the review notes significant variability in the methodologies used across studies, emphasizing the need for standardized IRT protocols tailored for sexual physiology research.*