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"The under-investment in basic education is further revealed in the decreasing allocation by the national government to basic education from 2004 to 2006," Roces said.

Study finds women connect sex with submission

University of Michigan News Service

July 18, 2005

ANN ARBOR, Mich.—A University of Michigan study suggests that women, but not men, automatically associate sex with submission and that connection reduces the quality of their sexual experience.

U-M researchers Amy Kiefer, Diana Sanchez and Oscar Ybarra conducted four studies to reach the conclusions in the paper, "Sexual Submissiveness in Woman: Costs for Sexual Autonomy and Arousal," scheduled to appear in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin next year.

Key findings show that women implicitly associate sex with submission and that this leads to a submissive顺从 — willing to obey sexual role, which in turn leads to lower arousal and difficulty becoming aroused. This association appears to lower their arousal by reducing their sexual autonomy.

Researchers tested subjects by showing target words associated with submission on a computer screen, preceded by subliminal primes (words with a specific connotation, in this case sex primes and neutral primes. For instance, sex and oven).