Authors: John D. Foubert, Matthew W. Brosi, and R. Sean Bannon Date published: July 12,2012 Find Full Article here: http://okstate.academia.edu/JohnFoubert/Papers/178497/Foubert_J.D._Brosi_M.W._and_Bannon_R._S._2011_._Pornography_viewing_among_fraternity_men_Effects_on_bystander_intervention_rape_myth_acceptance_and_behavioral_intent_to_commit_sexual_assault._Journal_of_Sex_Addiction_and_Compulsivity_18_212-231 College men’s exposure to pornography is nearly universal, with growingviewingratesnationwide.Substantialresearchdocuments the harmful effects of mainstream, sadomasochistic, and rape pornography on men’s attitudes and behavior related to sexual as- sault. The present study surveyed 62% of the fraternity populationat a Midwestern public university on their pornography viewing habits, bystander efficacy, and bystander willingness to help in po-tential rape situations. Results showed that men who [...]
Author: Matthew W. Brosi, John D. Foubert, R.Sean Bannon, and Gabe Yandell Date Published: July 11,2012 Find Full Article here: http://okstate.academia.edu/JohnFoubert/Papers/381124/Brosi_M._W._Foubert_J.D._Bannon_R.S._and_Yandell_G._2011_._Effects_of_womens_pornography_use_on_bystander_willingness_and_efficacy_to_intervene_in_a_sexual_assault_situation_and_rape_myth_acceptance._Oracle_The_Research_Journal_of_the_Association_of_Fraternity_Sorority_Advisors_6_2_26-35 College women’s exposure to pornography is growing nationwide. A limited amount of re-search exists documenting the negative effects of pornography on women’s attitudes and be-havior related to sexual assault. The present study surveyed sorority members at a Midwest-ern public university on their [...]
by Victor B. Cline, PhD (c) 2002 Abstract: Whether pornography has any significant harmful effects on consumers continues to be a controversial issue, not only for average citizens but also for behavioral scientists. Some social commentators claim that pornography is mainly a form of entertainment, possibly educational, sometimes sexually arousing, but essentially harmless. Or, [...]
New York News and Features By Davy Rothbart Jan. 30, 2011 *This article contains strong language. I met the woman at a Broadway show, but the night’s best piece of acting, I’d say, came from me, back at her East Village apartment, after we’d been having sex for about 25 minutes, with Neil Young wailing [...]
Net Nanny by Mark Kastleman In my last article, I discussed how pornography’s scourge scorches the soul of the innocent-the children and teens. Theirs is the most tragic situation of all because they suffer needlessly as a result of the lust, greed and selfishness of others. But what about the men who get sucked into porn’s [...]
Business Insider October 26, 2011 by Vivian Giang Young men in their 20s apparently have no groove in bed — and it’s all because they’re addicted to pornography, according to a report in Psychology Today. But the problem is much more serious than simply either being good or bad in the sack, it’s a physiological [...]
Last month, 3000 doctors of the American Society for AddictionMedicine released a public statement bringing the definition of addiction into line with decades of addiction research. “[Addiction] is about brains…. It’s about underlying neurology, not outward actions,” explains ASAM’s Dr. Michael Miller. ASAM’s definition captures the key elements of addiction described by NIDA head Nora Volkow, MD and her team in [...]
The Coolidge Effect is an ancient biological program that can override your sluggish contentment after orgasm if there are new mates begging to be fertilized. Without it, there would be no Internetporn. This neurological mechanism perceives each new erotic possibility—including those on your screen—as a valuable genetic opportunity, and jolts you into action with potent neurochemicals. What happens [...]
It’s normal for kids to want to learn all about sex, especially during puberty and adolescence when reproduction becomes the brain’s top priority. For this we can thank the specifics of teen-brain development. Think of an adolescent jungle primate watching another band with such fascination that he (or she, in some species) leaves his companions, and endures the [...]
Abstract: According to models of objectification, viewing someone as a body induces dementalization, stripping away their psychological traits. We present evidence for an alternative account where a body focus does not diminish the attribution of all mental capacities, but instead leads perceivers to infer a different kind of mind. Drawing on the distinction in mind [...]
