CERCA NEL SITO
Prevalences of sexual problems show considerable variation across populations. Comparison of cultural perceptions of what constitutes a problem can provide us with additional information on phenomenology and definitory validity of such problems.
The aim of the present study was to assess the cross-cultural differences in women´s perception of premature ejaculation (PE).
A total of n=1463 women from three different countries – Mexico, South Korea, and Italy – and reporting being in a relationship with a man who suffers from PE were included in the study. A set of self-constructed questions and questions taken from validated and standardized instruments were used to assess the variables of interest.
The aim of the present study was to assess the cross-cultural differences in women´s perception of premature ejaculation (PE).
A total of n=1463 women from three different countries – Mexico, South Korea, and Italy – and reporting being in a relationship with a man who suffers from PE were included in the study. A set of self-constructed questions and questions taken from validated and standardized instruments were used to assess the variables of interest.
