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Sociocultural factors including peer influence, culture,\nmedia, and social media influence body image satisfaction in both men and women.\nDelamater and Hyde (2003) define sexual behavior as activity that produces sexual\narousal and increases an individual\u2019s chance of orgasm. However, sexuality is not only a biological phenomenon, but it is also a cultural construct. Few studies have looked at\nsexuality and body image in women, but those that have suggest that women\u2019s body\nimage, the quality of sexual assertiveness, and sexual functioning are all interrelated\n(Yamamiya, Cash \u0026 Thompson, 2006). Research examining sexuality and body image in men is scarce. While living in a society that greatly emphasizes both appearance and\nhook up behavior, research relating these areas is limited. Evolutionary theory holds that there are sex differences in mating patterns. However, both males and females may change their strategies under certain conditions. Knowing that men prefer short-term mates, women may also use their sexuality as a means of initiating a relationship. This may mean that under the condition of low body image satisfaction, women will be more likely to engage in sexual activity with any male who shows interest. On the other hand, men who posses lower body image satisfaction, and in turn have lower confidence, will be less likely to compete with other men, and therefore, will have fewer sexual partners. Participants filled out questionnaires concerning body image satisfaction, sexual activity, and online activity. It was predicted that poor body image satisfaction in women would predict higher levels of sexual activity, however, in men, it was hypothesized that poor body image satisfaction would predict lower levels of sexual activity. A series of linear regressions were performed on the data. 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