In today's society, there are many social norms that dictate how people should act towards each other. One of these is the way they relate to one another sexually and romantically. In recent years,...
Repeated exposure to life-threatening situations can have profound effects on an individual's psychological wellbeing, including their sexual desires, relational urgency, and emotional investments....
Repeated Exposure to Life-Threatening Events Intensifies Sexual Desire
Life-threatening events can create a sense of urgency and heightened awareness that can increase sexual desire. When people...
What is Repeated Exposure to Danger?
Repeated exposure to dangerous situations can have significant effects on an individual's perception of relational urgency and value. When individuals are...
The effects of dangerous situations and stressful events are well-known for impacting physical health, cognitive abilities, and decision-making skills.
Less attention has been paid to their...
When people experience life-threatening stress repeatedly, they may lose interest in sex, have less desire for it, and be less likely to form close relationships. Researchers call this phenomenon...
How Does Prolonged Exposure to Danger Alter Temporal Perception of Relational Urgency and Sexual Prioritization?
When exposed to danger for an extended period of time, humans experience various...