Dr. Marianne Brandon

Dr. Marianne's Books & Articles

Dr. Marianne Brandon has authored books and peer-reviewed publications on monogamy, female desire, and evolutionary sexual psychology. Explore her books below, along with a selection of academic work. A complete list of publications is maintained on her personal site: drbrandon.net/publications.

Books

Academic Articles

Selected peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. Each entry links to the publisher's abstract or record.

  1. Encyclopedia

    Brandon, M. (2023). Sex Differences in Sex Drive: Research and Challenges.

    Springer Nature Encyclopedia of Sexual Psychology and Behavior. Todd Shackelford, Ed.

  2. Book Chapter

    Brandon, M. (2022). An evolutionary perspective on female sexual concerns and dysfunctions.

    Cambridge Handbook of Evolutionary Perspectives on Sexual Psychology. Cambridge University Press.

  3. Journal Article

    Brandon, M., Shylkova, N. & Morgentaler, A. (2022). Curiosity and other attitudes toward sex robots: Results of an online survey.

    Journal of Future Robot Life, 3(1):3-16.

  4. Journal Article

    Brandon, M. & Planke, J. (2021). Emotional, Sexual and Behavioral Correlates of Attitudes Toward Sex Robots.

    Journal of Future Robot Life, 2(1-2):67-82.

  5. Journal Article

    Brandon, M. (2016). Monogamy and Nonmonogamy: Evolutionary Considerations and Treatment Challenges.

    Sexual Medicine Reviews, 4(4), 343-352.

  6. Journal Article

    Brandon, M. & Morgentaler, A. (2016). Male and Female Sexual Dysfunction in a Rapidly Changing Cultural Environment.

    Sexual Medicine Reviews, 4(2), 96-102.

  7. Book Chapter

    Brandon, M. (2015). Commentary on Management of Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder.

    In Lipshultz et al. (Eds.), Sexual Health in the Couple. Springer Publishing.

  8. Book Chapter

    Brandon, M. (2014). Women's Sexuality.

    In M. Curtis (Ed.) Glass' Office Gynecology, 7th Ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

  9. Journal Article

    Brandon, M. (2011). The Challenge of Monogamy: Bringing It Out of the Closet and Into the Treatment Room.

    Sexual and Relationship Therapy, 26(3), 271-277.