Table 4.

Ordinal logistic regression with factors for sexual satisfaction prediction.

	β	95% CI	ORs	p value	Adjusted R2
Sexual satisfaction (masters athletes)
Negative attitudes toward sex	−0.49	−0.87, −0.10	6.32	0.013	0.674
Partner-involved sexual activities	2.15	1.54, 2.76	47.22	<0.001
Self-sexual activity and sexual desire	−0.67	−1.09, −0.26	10.04	0.002
Quality of life	0.92	0.54, 1.30	22.78	<0.001
Height	−0.50	−0.95, −0.05	4.67	0.031
Sexual satisfaction (General population)
Partner-involved sexual activities and orgasm frequency	1.45	1.28, 1.61	296.55	<0.001	0.418
Positive attitudes toward sex	0.46	0.33, 0.60	45.80	<0.001
Sexual desire	−0.10	−0.16, −0.04	11.49	<0.001
Health, exercise, and quality of life	0.67	0.56, 0.79	137.24	<0.001
Self-stimulation	−0.22	−0.30, −0.14	29.10	<0.001

Note. Negative sexual attitudes includes “sexual activity is only for young people,” “I don’t enjoy sex,” “I would like no sex,” and “Sex becomes less important to people as they age.” Partner-involved sexual activities includes sexual touching or caressing, sexual intercourse, kissing or hugging, and oral sex. Positive attitudes toward sex is a composite factor negatively correlated to negative sexual attitudes including “I would be quite happy never having sex again,” “I do not particularly enjoy sex,” “Sex is only for younger people,” and sexual desire, and positively correlated to “sexual activity is important to my overall quality of life”.