Data for "Testing the Congruency Hypothesis using meta-analysis: Are changes in oral contraceptive use correlated with partnered women’s sexual satisfaction?"

Victor Kenji Medeiros Shiramizu (Creator)
Julia Stern (Contributor)
František Bartoš (Contributor)
Yasaman RAFIEE (Contributor)
Thomas V. Pollet (Contributor)
Benedict Jones (Contributor)

Psychology

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Data and code in a zip file supporting the publication: "Testing the Congruency Hypothesis using meta-analysis: Are changes in oral contraceptive use correlated with partnered women’s sexual satisfaction?" (Shiramizu et al., 2025, Hormones and Behavior).

External deposit with Open Science Framework (OSF).

Date made available	1 Sept 2024
Publisher	Open Science Framework (OSF)
Date of data production	2024

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1 Article

Testing the Congruency Hypothesis using meta-analysis: are changes in oral contraceptive use correlated with partnered women's sexual satisfaction?
Shiramizu, V., Stern, J., Bartoš, F., Rafiee, Y., Pollet, T. V. & Jones, B. C., 1 Apr 2025, In: Hormones and Behavior. 170, 8 p., 105719.
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Medeiros Shiramizu, V. K. (Creator), Stern, J. (Contributor), Bartoš, F. (Contributor), RAFIEE, Y. (Contributor), Pollet, T. V. (Contributor), Jones, B. (Contributor) (1 Sept 2024). Data for "Testing the Congruency Hypothesis using meta-analysis: Are changes in oral contraceptive use correlated with partnered women’s sexual satisfaction?". Open Science Framework (OSF).

Data for "Testing the Congruency Hypothesis using meta-analysis: Are changes in oral contraceptive use correlated with partnered women’s sexual satisfaction?"

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Testing the Congruency Hypothesis using meta-analysis: are changes in oral contraceptive use correlated with partnered women's sexual satisfaction?

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