Development of a Cued Pro- and Antisaccade Paradigm: An Indirect Measure to Explore Automatic Components of Sexual Interest.

We developed a cued pro- and antisaccade paradigm (CPAP) to explore automatic components of sexual interest. Heterosexual participants (n = 32 women, n = 25 men) had to perform fast eye movements toward and away from sexually relevant or irrelevant stimuli across a congruent (i.e., prosaccade toward...

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Published in:	Archives of Sexual Behavior Vol. 46; no. 8; pp. 2377 - 2389
Main Authors:	Oberlader, Verena, Ettinger, Ulrich, Banse, Rainer, Schmidt, Alexander, Oberlader, Verena A, Schmidt, Alexander F
Format:	journal article
Published:	Springer Nature Nov2017
Subjects:	Sexual excitement Sexual attraction Sexual orientation Gender differences (Psychology) Eye tracking Saccadic eye movements Sexual response cycle
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