Bloomington, Indiana- Sexual intercourse had a very broad sense, especially with so many variations that can be done. There is evaluate oral sex does not include sexual intercourse, there is also an assessment of the more extreme the penetration of the penis into the vagina is not sex if a condom.
In a survey at Indiana University, 484 respondents aged 18-96 years who asked for an assessment of various sexual activities. The respondents were asked to determine whether such activities including sexual intercourse or not.
Was to be expected, most respondents rated penetration of the penis into the vagina is a form of sex. This assessment was agreed by about 82 percent of all respondents regardless of their age group.
The findings are somewhat surprising is that 11 percent of respondents considered that the penetration is not classified as sex if the man does not achieve orgasm. To this group, sex requires orgasm in men.
Somewhat different from previous research, 70 percent of respondents in this study to assess oral sex equipment include other forms of sexual relations. In a previous study, 80 percent of female respondents refusing oral sex is called sex.
When grouped by age, there is a difference of perception between respondents who were young and the elderly about the definition of sex. Compared to the old, the younger respondents had more criteria about sex.
For example about the use of condoms, 100 percent of respondents aged 19-29 years to assess sex 'not legitimate' if done with condoms. While in the age group 65 years and above, penetration of the penis into the vagina still called sexual intercourse, with or without a condom.
Anal sex (penis into the anus), 80 percent of younger respondents judged as sex if done without a condom. As for the age group 65 years and over, only 50 percent who agree if sex is anal sex.
In a survey at Indiana University, 484 respondents aged 18-96 years who asked for an assessment of various sexual activities. The respondents were asked to determine whether such activities including sexual intercourse or not.
Was to be expected, most respondents rated penetration of the penis into the vagina is a form of sex. This assessment was agreed by about 82 percent of all respondents regardless of their age group.
The findings are somewhat surprising is that 11 percent of respondents considered that the penetration is not classified as sex if the man does not achieve orgasm. To this group, sex requires orgasm in men.
Somewhat different from previous research, 70 percent of respondents in this study to assess oral sex equipment include other forms of sexual relations. In a previous study, 80 percent of female respondents refusing oral sex is called sex.
When grouped by age, there is a difference of perception between respondents who were young and the elderly about the definition of sex. Compared to the old, the younger respondents had more criteria about sex.
For example about the use of condoms, 100 percent of respondents aged 19-29 years to assess sex 'not legitimate' if done with condoms. While in the age group 65 years and above, penetration of the penis into the vagina still called sexual intercourse, with or without a condom.
Anal sex (penis into the anus), 80 percent of younger respondents judged as sex if done without a condom. As for the age group 65 years and over, only 50 percent who agree if sex is anal sex.