If you live in a coed college dormitory or apartment, you may have noticed a lot of partying going on around you. Students who live in coed housing are much more likely to binge drink regularly, but not as much as students living in fraternity or sorority houses.

These were the findings of a new nationwide study of 500 students on five different college campuses.

The study showed that students placed by their universities in coed housing (they didn’t choose coed housing themselves) were 2.5 times more likely to binge drink every week than students placed in all-male or all-female housing.

Some of the main findings of the study included:

• 42 percent of students in coed housing reported binge drinking on a weekly basis.
• Only 18 percent of students in gender-specific housing reported binge drinking weekly.
• Students in coed dorms were significantly more likely to have had multiple sexual partners.

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While most men feel physically and mentally aroused at the same time, women’s minds are less likely to reflect bodily arousal, researchers found.

Researchers found that some women did not realise they were aroused, even though their physical reactions clearly betrayed that they were.

Feelings of guilt and shame around sex could explain this, the research team believes.

“Some women show (physical) responses without reporting any experience of sexual arousal,” according to the findings.

The problem “may be the norm for many women” and can lead to a less satisfying sex life, they warn.

For men, however, there is an evolutionary advantage to having their brains in sync with their physical desires. 

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