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sexology /sex·ol·o·gy/ (sek-sol´ah-je) the scientific study of sex and sexual relations.
sex·ol·o·gy (sk-sl-j)
n.
The study of human sexual behavior.

sex·olo·gist n.

Sexology
The formal study of the differentiation and dimorphism of sex and of erotic/sexual pair-bonding of partners

sexology [sek-sol´ah-je]
the scientific study of sex and sexual relations.

sexology
Sexology The formal study of the differentiation and dimorphism of sex and of erotic/sexual pairbonding of partners. See Sexosophy.


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Nonetheless, Morrow's sociological analysis provides sex researchers and sex therapists an appetizer for critically examining sexual function and dysfunction, beyond the individual.
According to sex researchers, married couples have more sex, more varied sex and more emotionally and physically satisfying sex than singles.
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