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Abstract
Female undergraduates viewed either a female-oriented Femme Productions video or a traditional male-oriented video. Participants who viewed the Femme video reported significantly more subjective sexual arousal than those who viewed the male-oriented film. Arousal was also related to previous experience with sexually explicit materials, masturbatory experience, and sex guilt. Results are discussed in terms of sexual scripting and sexual involvement theory.