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  • Resultados de la encuesta de AVEN en español 2014: se publicarán en 2015


  • 2014. Höglund, Jannike; Patrick Jern, N. Kenneth Sandnabba, and Pekka Santtila. (2014). Finnish Women and Men Who Self-Report No Sexual Attraction in the Past 12 Months: Prevalence, Relationship Status, and Sexual Behavior History. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 43. 879-889.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the prevalence of not reporting sexual attraction in the past year and its associations with factors related to partner relations as well as sexuality-related characteristics in a population-based sample of Finnish twins. The present study was based on a total of 3,540 participants (1,304 men and 2,236 women) aged 33–43 years. A total of 19 men and 73 women reported complete absence of sexual interest in women or men during the past year. Older age was associated with absence of sexual interest in the past year in women, but not men. Individuals who reported absence of sexual interest in the past year were more likely than individuals who reported sexual interest to be single, but those who were in a relationship did not express more dissatisfaction with their relationships. Individuals who reported absence of sexual interest in the past year had had fewer sexual partners and reported less experience of sexual behavior in childhood. Women who reported no sexual interest in the past year, but who were nevertheless sexually active, reported higher frequencies of sexual dysfunctions than matched controls. No significant differences regarding the tendency to fake orgasm were found between the sexually active individuals who reported absence of sexual interest in the past year and the group of matched controls. The present study suggests that absence of sexual interest may be a lifelong phenomenon which does not necessarily affect relationship satisfaction, but is associated with variation in sexual behaviors.





  • 2013. Salud mental y actividad interpersonal en asexuales hombres y mujeres autoidentificados.

Psicología y Sexualidad, 4, 136-151. Yule, M.A., Brotto, L.A., & Gorzalka, B.B. University of British Columbia: http://prod.obgyn.ubc.ca/SexualHealth/documents/Yule,%20Brotto%20&%20Gorzalka%202013%20Mental%20health%20&%20interpersonal%20functioning%20in%20self-identified%20asexual%20men%20&%20women%20%7B%7B3133%7D%7D.pdf


  • 2013. Aicken, Catherine ; Catherine H. Mercer & Jackie A. Cassella. (2013). Who reports absence of sexual attraction in Britain? Evidence from national probability surveys. Psychology and Sexuality, 4. 121-135.

There is little evidence about the prevalence of absence of sexual attraction, or the characteristics of people reporting this, often labelled asexuals. We examine this using data from two probability surveys of the British general population, conducted in 1990–1991 and 2000–2001. Interviewers administered face-to-face and self-completion questionnaires to people aged 16–44 years (N = 13,765 in 1990–1991; N = 12,110 in 2000–2001). The proportion that had never experienced sexual attraction was 0.4% (95% CI: 0.3–0.5%) in 2000–2001, with no significant variation by gender or age, versus 0.9% (95% CI: 0.7–1.1%) in 1990–1991; p < 0.0001. Among these 79 respondents in 2000–2001, 28 (40.3% men; 33.9% women) had had sex, 19 (33.5% men; 20.9% women) had child(ren), and 17 (30.1% men; 19.2% women) were married. Three-quarters of asexual men and two-thirds of asexual women considered their frequency of sex ‘about right’, while 24.7% and 19.4%, respectively, ‘always enjoyed having sex’. As well as providing evidence on the distribution of asexuality in Britain, our data suggest that it cannot be assumed that those reporting no sexual attraction are sexually inexperienced or without intimate relationships. We recognise the possibility of social desirability bias given our reliance on self-reported data, but suggest that its effect is not easily predicted regarding absence of sexual attraction.












  • 2008. Scherrer, K. Coming to an Asexual Identity: Negotiating Identity, Negotiating Desire. Sexualities, 11, 621-641. Este estudio explora las experiencias de individuos asexuales utiliazando una encuesta de internet de 102 auto-identificados como asexuales.


2007. Prause, N & Graham, C. A. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 36, 341-35. Muestra de A convenience sample of 1146 individuals, 41 auto-identificados como asexuales. http://web.archive.org/web/20150120191131/http://www.kinseyinstitute.org/publications/PDF/PrauseGrahamPDF.pdf


  • 1994. Encuesta sobre a qué género o sexo (no) se dirigía la atracción sexual de los encuestados: Johnson, AM, Wadsworth, J, Wellings, K, and Field, J. The National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles. Blackwell Scientific Press, Oxford; 1994


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