Analysis

The JG is a self-monitoring tool designed for the daily recording of individuals’ sexual behavior and satisfaction. This form allows users to document in detail their sexual activities, emotional states, and satisfaction, with the aim of identifying patterns and evaluating their sexual well-being.

Purpose

The main goals of the JG are to:
Record Sexual Behavior: Identify and document individuals’ daily sexual behavior, including activities and the emotions associated with them.
Assess Sexual Satisfaction: Measure the level of satisfaction derived from sexual activities and relationships.
Identify Problems and Patterns: Detect potential problems or irregularities in sexual behavior and emotional responses.
Support Therapeutic Interventions: Provide data that can be used to develop personalized therapeutic interventions or counseling strategies to improve sexual well-being.

Calibration

Calibration of the JG includes:
Daily Recording: Participants record their sexual activities, emotional states, and satisfaction levels on a daily basis.
Data Collection: Data are gathered through a standardized form that enables the recording of both quantitative and qualitative information.
Data Analysis: The recorded data are examined to identify patterns, emotional states, and possible problems or irregularities.
Drawing Conclusions: The results are analyzed to draw conclusions regarding sexual behavior and satisfaction.

Bibliography

For the development and application of the JG, you may refer to the following sources:
Development and Validation of a Sexual Self-Monitoring Form: The Jewish General Hospital Sexual Self-Monitoring Form – A study examining the development and validity of the JG self-monitoring form.
Sexual Behavior Diaries: Methodologies and Applications – An examination of methodologies and applications of daily sexual behavior diaries.
Assessing Sexual Satisfaction: Tools and Techniques – An analysis of tools and techniques for assessing sexual satisfaction.
Interventions Based on Sexual Self-Monitoring: Evidence and Strategies – Guidelines for developing strategies and interventions based on sexual behavior self-monitoring.