Arousal Concordance: Matching Subjective and Genital Response
Arousal concordance is the degree to which a person’s felt sexual arousal matches their physical or genital response.
Genital Arousal: Physical Sexual Response, Blood Flow, and Sensitivity
Genital arousal is the physical activation of genital tissues, involving changes such as erection, lubrication, swelling, warmth, and sensitivity.
Subjective Arousal: Felt Sexual Excitement and Mental Response
Subjective arousal is a person’s conscious, self-reported experience of feeling sexually excited, stimulated, interested, or turned on.