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A Psychophysi ological Investigation of Sexual Responding in Heterosexual Males and Females This stud y evaluates and compares the subjective and physiological arousal responses of heterosexual males and heterosexual females. Although several researchers have studied the patterns of sexual respondin g in reaction to erotic stimulation for males and/or females (Wincze, Hoon & Hoon, 1977; Heiman, 1977 ; and Sanford, 1974), to date there has been no systematic attempt to compare the patterns of sexual responding for these two groups using comparable measuring devices. With the recent development of more sensitive measuring devices, it is now possible to research this area. The goals of this study were several; (1) to evaluate and compare males' and females 1 differential patterns of physiological responsivity to a variety of erotic stimuli, (2) to evaluate and compare differential patterns of subjective responsivity for males and females, (3) to examine the relationship between measures of the physiological arousal response and the reported subjective arousal for males and females, and (4) to determine the extent to which a surface photoplythesmograph transducer was capable of dlscriminating sexual arousal from nonarousal states for males. Methodologically , a group comparison paradigm was employed. Eight males and eight females were shown a var:!_ety of erotic and nonerotic films. The films were sequentially presented then withdrawn. During

A Psychophysiological Investigation of Sexual Responding in Heterosexual Males and Females