We explored the relationship of interpersonal communication apprehension and receiver apprehension to sexual communication satisfaction in 110 sexually intimate relationships. We predicted that both sending and receiving dimensions of communication apprehension would be negatively associated with sexual communication satisfaction and would be more strongly associated for women than for men. A significant negative association was discovered and was more strongly and meaningfully related for women than for men. Moreover, the association was not significant for men.
Communication Research Reports
Volume 12, 1995 - Issue 1
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