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Overall, sexual hookup behavior among college women was positively correlated with experiencing depression, SV, and STIs, but the nature of these associations remains unclear, and hooking up did not p

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Overall, sexual hookup behavior among college women was positively correlated with experiencing depression, SV, and STIs, but the nature of these associations remains unclear, and hooking up did not predict future depression.

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  • Sexual Hookups and Adverse Health Outcomes: A Longitudinal Study of First-Year College Women (2013) · doi

    Overall, sexual hookup behavior among college women was positively correlated with experiencing depression, SV, and STIs, but the nature of these associations remains unclear, and hooking up did not predict future depression.

    Keywords: depression overall sexual hookup behavior among college women positively correlated experiencing stis nature associations remains
  • Depressed Mood and Sexual Functioning (2008) · doi

    Abstract Although some studies have reported substantial correlations between clinical depression and hypoactive sexual desire, thus far only a few studies have addressed the association between depressed mood and different facets of sexuality (such as sexual satisfaction, sexual activity and level of sexual problems) in close relationships.

    Keywords: sexual abstract reported substantial correlations clinical depression hypoactive desire thus addressed association depressed mood different
  • High Prevalence of Depression Symptoms Among Bisexual Women: The Association of Sexual Orientation and Gender on Depression Symptoms in a Nationally Representative U.S. Sample (2023) · doi

    Bisexual individuals experience higher rates of depression than heterosexual individuals and women experience higher rates of depression than men; however, few studies have quantified the joint effects of sexual orientation and gender.

    Keywords: individuals experience higher rates depression bisexual heterosexual women quantified joint effects sexual orientation gender

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