I would say I'm a sensation seeker because I like to do all these examples and I like risky things. Studies show that men tend to have higher scores on sensation seeking than women. Men tend to take more risks than women, especially thrill-seeking experiences, such as driving a sports car too fast, jumping off bridges, etc. Research on the original Zuckerman scale, also known as the Zuckerman VVV-S scale, has been used since the 1970s. Other research scales have been developed, but Zuckerman's original scale is still used today. The SSS-V therefore offers the opportunity to examine effect sizes over a 35-year period for a single measurement instrument. From an evolutionary psychology perspective, sex differences in sensation seeking are predicted to remain relatively stable over time, based on the argument that sex differences in self-reported personality traits reflect an evolved psychological mechanism (Zuckerman M. & Kuhlman ). Zuckerman developed the theory of sensation seeking. Sensation seeking is generated by four different tendencies,