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Eisenberg ML et al. – Among young male adults, coital frequency is associated with specific socioeconomic, demographic, and anthropomorphic characteristics. Sexual frequency in women does not appear to be influenced by such factors. Self–reported health is not predictive of sexual activity in this age group.

   

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