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Spectatoring is a process suggested by Masters and Johnson (1970) that involves a person focusing on him or herself "from a third person perspective during sexual activity, rather than focusing on one's sensations and sexual partner, can increase performance fears and cause deleterious effects on sexual performance."

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  • Le spectatorisme ou spectatoring en anglais, est le fait pour une personne, lors d'une activité sexuelle, de se focaliser sur elle-même tout en entretenant un monologue intérieur critique sur sa propre performance ou ses attributs physiques, et ce au détriment de ses sensations. Le terme spectatoring a été inventé par William Masters et Virginia Johnson, pionniers en matière de sexologie. (fr)
  • Spectatoring is a process suggested by Masters and Johnson (1970) that involves a person focusing on him or herself "from a third person perspective during sexual activity, rather than focusing on one's sensations and sexual partner, can increase performance fears and cause deleterious effects on sexual performance." (en)
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  • Le spectatorisme ou spectatoring en anglais, est le fait pour une personne, lors d'une activité sexuelle, de se focaliser sur elle-même tout en entretenant un monologue intérieur critique sur sa propre performance ou ses attributs physiques, et ce au détriment de ses sensations. Le terme spectatoring a été inventé par William Masters et Virginia Johnson, pionniers en matière de sexologie. (fr)
  • Spectatoring is a process suggested by Masters and Johnson (1970) that involves a person focusing on him or herself "from a third person perspective during sexual activity, rather than focusing on one's sensations and sexual partner, can increase performance fears and cause deleterious effects on sexual performance." (en)
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  • Spectatorisme (fr)
  • Spectatoring (en)
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