The Kinsey Institute - [Research Program]

When Dr. Alfred Kinsey and his team conducted interviews in the 1940s and 1950s, they were recording a taxonomy of human sexuality - documenting the range and variability of human sexual behavior in the U.S.

Today's research questions are informed by developments in psychology, neuroscience, biology, gender studies, sociology and other fields, and reflect a new emphasis on the complexities of sexual interest, behavior and sexual health.

Sexual Decision-Making Mood, Arousal, and Sexual Risk Taking Heterosexual Men's Sexual Decision-Making Brain Imaging and Sexual Attraction	Women's Sexuality & Well-Being Cancer Survivors and Sexual Intervention Hysterectomy and Sexual Functioning Oral Contraceptives, Testosterone, and Sexuality in Women Detecting Sexual Desire in Women
Mood and Sexual Arousal Sexual Inhibition and Excitation Mood and Sexuality Factors Affecting Sexual Arousal in Women	Intimate Relationships and Couples Marriage and Sexual Health International study on sexuality in heterosexual couples
Condom Use, Errors, and Problems Possible Barriers to Correct Condom Use Ongoing Study on Condom Use Errors	Evolutionary Anthropology Adaptive Variability in Women's Reproductive Functioning
Behavioral Neuroscience and Sexuality Uterine Neurophysiology and Pelvic Pain

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