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Introduction

The biopsychosocial paradigm recognizes that sexual development and sexual difficulties may have multifactorial etiologies related to physical, psychological, and social factors. While physical and psychological factors are acknowledged and identified, the influence of social factors often receive less attention in clinical settings.

Aim

This study aims to determine how social, cultural, and religious factors and media influence may influence sexual development, sexual relationships, and sexual function.

Method

Review of the most recent literature addressing social and cultural factors related to sexuality was conducted.

Conclusions

The impact of culture should be recognized and addressed and clinical recommendations are provided.