1.
Sexual
Relationships
Alisha Niazali Hirani 0314325
Beelly Vun 0314654
Benny Tan Shiowee 0315447
Chua Chang Yeong 0314044
Chua Jia Cheng 0315160

2.
Hypothesis
• The hypothesis of this study stated that in a
sexual relationship, women tend to hide their
lack of sexual pleasure more than men

3.
Video

4.
Introduction
Not all schools teach sex education uncomfortable to talk about.
Sexual awareness is limited and is learnt through
experience what the media would like people to
believe and peers.

5.
Initial theories
•
Sigmund Freud is well-known for his theories in sexology.
•
One of the first theories Sigmund developed viewed women as men without
penises (Cohler & Galatzer-Levy, 2008)
•
according to early Freudian theory, “since women don’t have a penis, however,
they experience ‘penis envy’, which is the jealousy little girls feel towards boys and
the resentment towards their mothers (whom they blame for not having a penis).”
(Fraize N., Kerrigan L., McFatridge K., Nadifi A., n/a)
•
women engaged in sexual activities in order to birth to boys to “gain” a penis. In
addition he believed women were sexually passive because they had
underdeveloped superegos. This implies that women are morally inferior to men
(Schultz & Schultz, 2009).
•
It is thoughts such as these that are assumed which result in grey areas when it
comes to sex.

6.
Method
Design
A survey aimed to collect quantitative data.
Participants
The participants that took place in this research come from a diverse
range of ethnic backgrounds who are sexually active and who were/are
recently in a relationship There are a total of 52 participants that took
part in this research. There were 27 male and 25 female participants.
Apparatus
Carried out over the internet through an online survey form (survey
monkey). Social networking site such as Facebook and Twitter were
used to send out the survey

7.
Ethical implications
• This research was carried out over the internet through an
online survey form.
• Through the internet, participants remain completely
anonymous therefore meeting any ethical requirements.
• By doing a survey through the internet, participants are not
obligated in any way to fill the survey if they are not
comfortable to do so.
• The researchers chose this mode to research to ensure the
data retrieved is safe and password protected to ensure all
information is kept in confidence and cannot be misplaced

8.
Results
• In this survey 82.69% of the people were
between the ages of 18 to 20
• 27 males and 25 females
• 2 homosexuals and 3 bisexuals
• It is surprising to note that in this research,
44.23% are single. However 32.69% are single
but cohabitation.

9.
• The results indicate that the hypothesis that
women tend to hide their lack of sexual
satisfaction more than men. According to the
research, 79% of women fake pleasure and an
orgasm whereas only 40% of men have faked
pleasure and 28% an orgasm.

10.
find myself missing passion and
oomph in my relationships
t of the
ime
I am satisfied with my partners sexual
practices
14
females
males
no of people
12
fema
8
6
male
4
2
0
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never
Most of the
time
y partner satisfies my sexual needs
Most of the
time
10
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never
My partner is creative when it comes
to love making
14
female
male
No of people
12
10
female
8
6
4
males
2
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never
0
Most of the
time
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never

11.
m satisfied with the length of our
sexual encounters
ost of the
time
I feel comfortable about my body
around my partner
female
male
15
10
female
male
5
0
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never
Most of the
time
y partner reciprocates when i
sexually please them
st of the
time
no of people
20
Females
males
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never
Often
Sometimes
Rarely
Almost
Never

12.
Video

13.
• 96% of women could not tell their partners
that they are experiencing pain or discomfort
while partaking in sexual activities. In
comparison 36% of males could not tell their
partners that they were experiencing pain or
discomfort.

14.
Over-justification
• Lack of pleasure and satisfaction felt by a woman can be a
result of the over-justification hypothesis. This hypothesis
states that a persons’ intrinsic interest will decrease when
an external reward is given to a person performing an
intrinsically rewarding activity.
• If a female was to respond to her partners sexual initiation
and as a result she receives a reward such as her partner
doing more chores. The actual enjoyment for the woman
may decline during the sexual encounter will decline. The
woman is now probably going to interpret her enjoyment
as being primarily from the reward. (n/a, 2012)

15.
• Given rules about dating from books websites and press
has pressured people to conform to society.
(Brown, Akingbade McDonnel, 2010) The media targets
women more than men .
• According to the research, most men are comfortable
about their body are their partner as opposed to females.
Self perception theory is associated with situations such as
this. ‘Self-perception theory is based on the premise that
people make attributions about their own
attitudes, feelings and behaviors by relying on their
observations of external behaviors and the circumstances
in which those behaviors occur’ (Bem, 1965) (n/a, 2012)

16.
Limitations
• 1.Finding people willing to do the survey
• 2. lies - There are several other limitations to
this research. While individually going through
the survey, On several occasions participants
had and age younger to when they supposedly
became sexually active
- 7 males claimed they faked an orgasm.

17.
Citations