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Sexual Desire (Sexual Drive and Sexual Motivation)

YS Yiu Tung Suen
RC Randolph C.H. Chan
EW Eliz Miu Yin Wong
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For sexual drive (the biological aspect of sexual desire), participants were asked to indicate how long they would feel comfortable for not having sex. Response options included ‘1 day,’ ‘several days,’ ‘a week,’ ‘several weeks,’ ‘1 month,’ ‘several months,’ ‘one or 2 years,’ and ‘forever’. For sexual motivation (the psychological aspect of sexual desire), participants were asked to indicate how often they had desire to have sex with other people on a 5-point Likert scale from 1 (never) to 5 (always). Higher scores indicated higher levels of sexual drive or sexual motivation.

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