Kelley K, Musialowski D
Arch Sex Behav. 1986 Dec;15(6):487-98. doi: 10.1007/BF01542313.
The effects of a new stimulus following repeated exposure to a familiar, sexually explicit stimulus were studied. Female and male subjects (N = 56) viewed an explicitly heterosexual film daily for 4 days and then were exposed to either a film showing the same actors engaging in different sexual acts or one with different actors engaging in the same activities shown in the original film. Analyses of self-rated responses showed that negative affect significantly increased with film repetition and returned to original levels with the introduction of novelty. Erotophobia was associated with negative affect. Results for self-reported sexual arousal and concern ratings revealed sex differences, with males becoming more aroused and concerned by novelty consisting of different actors, and females becoming more aroused and concerned by the same actors performing different acts. Affective and cognitive theories of human sexual responding provided possible explanations for these results.
研究了在反复接触熟悉的露骨色情刺激后，新刺激所产生的影响。男性和女性受试者（N = 56）每天观看一部明确的异性恋影片，持续4天，然后他们接触到一部影片，要么是展示相同演员进行不同性行为的影片，要么是展示不同演员进行与原影片相同活动的影片。对自评反应的分析表明，负面情绪随着影片重复而显著增加，并随着新奇刺激的引入而恢复到原始水平。色情恐惧与负面情绪相关。自我报告的性唤起和关注度评分结果显示出性别差异，男性对由不同演员构成的新奇刺激更为兴奋和关注，而女性对相同演员进行不同行为的刺激更为兴奋和关注。人类性反应的情感和认知理论为这些结果提供了可能的解释。
