1. When I look at erotic pictures, I easily become sexually aroused.
2. If I feel that I am being rushed, I am unlikely to get very aroused.
3. If I am on my own watching a sexual scene in a film, I quickly become sexually aroused.
4. Sometimes just lying in the sun sexually arouses me.
5. Using condoms or other safe-sex products can cause me to lose my arousal.
6. When a sexually attractive stranger accidentally touches me, I easily become aroused.
7. When I have a quiet candlelight dinner with someone I find sexually attractive, I get aroused.
8. If there is a risk of unwanted pregnancy, I am unlikely to get sexually aroused.
9. I need my clitoris to be stimulated to continue feeling aroused.
10. When I am having sex, I have to focus on my own sexual feelings in order to stay aroused.
11. When I feel sexually aroused, I usually have a genital response (e.g., vaginal lubrication, being wet).
12. If I am having sex in a secluded, outdoor place and I think that someone is nearby, I am not likely to get very aroused.
13. When I see someone I find attractive dressed in a sexy way, I easily become sexually aroused.
14. When I think someone sexually attractive wants to have sex with me, I quickly become sexually aroused.
15. If I discovered that someone I find sexually attractive is too young, I would have difficulty getting sexually aroused with her/him.
16. When I talk to someone on the telephone who has a sexy voice, I become sexually aroused.
17. When I notice that my partner is sexually aroused, my own arousal becomes stronger.
18. If my new sexual partner does not want to use a condom/safe-sex product, I am unlikely to stay aroused.
19. I cannot get aroused unless I focus exclusively on sexual stimulation.
20. If I feel that I'm expected to respond sexually, I have difficulty getting aroused.
21. If I am concerned about pleasing my partner sexually, it interferes with my arousal.
22. If I am masturbating on my own and I realize that someone is likely to come into the room at any moment, I will lose my sexual arousal.
23. It is difficult to become sexually aroused unless I fantasize about a very arousing situation.
24. If I can be heard by others while having sex, I am unlikely to stay sexually aroused.
25. Just thinking about a sexual encounter I have had is enough to turn me on sexually.
26. When I am taking a shower or a bath, I easily become sexually aroused.
27. If I realize there is a risk of catching a sexually transmitted disease, I am unlikely to stay sexually aroused.
28. If I can be seen by others while having sex, I am unlikely to stay sexually aroused.
29. If I am with a group of people watching an X-rated film, I quickly become sexually aroused.
30. When a sexually attractive stranger makes eye-contact with me, I become aroused.
31. If I think that having sex will cause me pain, I will lose my arousal.
32. When I wear something I feel attractive in, I am likely to become sexually aroused.
33. If I am worried about being too dry, I am less likely to get lubricated.
34. If having sex will cause my partner pain, I am unlikely to stay sexually aroused.
35. When I think of a very attractive person, I easily become sexually aroused.
36. Once I am sexually aroused, I want to start intercourse right away before I lose my arousal.
37. When I start fantasizing about sex, I quickly become sexually aroused.
38. When I see others engaged in sexual activities, I feel like having sex myself.
39. When I see an attractive person, I start fantasizing about having sex with him/her.
40. When I have a distracting thought, I easily lose my arousal.
41. I often rely on fantasies to help me maintain my sexual arousal.
42. If I am distracted by hearing music, television, or a conversation, I am unlikely to stay aroused.
43. When I feel interested in sex, I usually have a genital response (e.g., vaginal lubrication, being wet).
44. When an attractive person flirts with me, I easily become sexually aroused.
45. During sex, pleasing my partner sexually makes me more aroused.