200 heterosexual males, aged 19 to 77, participated in a research led by Miranda Fudge, a clinical psychologist.
At the University of New Brunswick (UNB), and E. Sandra Byers, a professor emerita, according to the Daily Mail.
In three categories—Appearance/Physical criteria, Smell/Taste, and Function—the participants were asked to score twenty-four criteria.
The ‘Smell/flavor’ category was restricted to scent and flavor, whereas the ‘Appearance’ category included elements including pubic hair, clitoris size, and form.
Qualities like warmth and sensitivity that are associated with vaginal feeling were classified under the ‘Function’ category.
On November 8, the authors’ study results were published in the International Journal of Sexual Health.
