Darling C A, Davidson J K
J Sex Marital Ther. 1986 Fall;12(3):182-96. doi: 10.1080/00926238608415405.
As individuals become increasingly aware of their sexuality and orgasmic responsiveness, concomitantly, the phenomenon of pretending orgasm is becoming a greater part of the sexual relationship for many couples. However, few studies exist concerning this phenomenon despite the fact that nearly two-thirds of all females have reported pretending orgasm. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to profile those females who have pretended orgasm by examining the dimensions of their sexual and orgasmic behaviors, the factors that inhibit their orgasm, the dynamics of partner interaction, and any desired changes in their sexual lives. A survey research design was employed utilizing the responses of 805 professional nurses who participated in a study concerning self-perceptions of the female sexual response. The findings indicate that those females who have ever pretended orgasm became sexually active at a younger age and have been more sexually explorative than those females who have not pretended orgasm. Furthermore, the role of their sex partners was a significant dimension in their orgasmic pretense. The resultant impact on coupled relationships has many critical implications for therapists.
随着个体对自身性取向和性高潮反应的意识日益增强，与此同时，假装性高潮的现象在许多情侣的性关系中所占比例越来越大。然而，尽管近三分之二的女性报告曾假装性高潮，但关于这一现象的研究却很少。因此，本研究的目的是通过考察假装性高潮女性的性行为和性高潮行为维度、抑制她们达到性高潮的因素、伴侣互动的动态以及她们对性生活的任何期望变化，来描绘这些女性的特征。采用了调查研究设计，利用了805名专业护士对一项关于女性性反应自我认知研究的回答。研究结果表明，与未假装性高潮的女性相比，那些曾假装性高潮的女性性活跃年龄更小，性探索也更多。此外，她们性伴侣的角色在她们假装性高潮中是一个重要因素。这一结果对伴侣关系的影响对治疗师有许多关键意义。
