95
67, 78–79
norepinephrine, 30
Novak, Thomas, 14
obscenity, 7–8
definition of, 20–21
difficulty in enforcing laws
against, 68–69
Obscenity Prosecution Task Force,
20–21, 24, 69
Ogas, Ogi, 6, 7, 54, 67
online pornography
average age/income of male users
of, 25
as benefit to society, 79–81
divorce and, 64–66
extreme, 20, 23–24, 30, 31–34
parents may be unaware of,
41–42
percentage of youths viewing,
54
First Amendment and regulation
of, 7–8, 15, 74
impact of
on girls, 50
on relationships, 56–58
on self-esteem, 58–59
male
vs.
female consumption of,
7, 10
as model for Internet commerce,
19–20
number of websites dedicated to,
24
predating the World Wide Web,
11–13
traditional pornography
vs.
, 56
use of, as symptom of relationship
problems, 63
workplace viewing of, 35, 40
Open Rights Group, 75–76
Operation Long Arm, 12–13
Operation Round Table, 71
opinion polls.
See
surveys
Owens, Eric, 53
oxytocin, 30
parents, awareness of extreme online
pornography among, 41–42
A Parents’ Primer on Internet
Pornograph,
, 37
pedophilia, 13
link between child pornography
and, 35–36
Peele, Stanton, 26
Pereira, Allyson, 51
polls.
See
surveys
pornography addiction, 8, 23–24,
29
among Christians, 37, 40
among women, 59
debate over existence of, 8–9, 26,
32–33, 36, 38, 52–53
as excuse for viewing
pornography, 66
percentage of Internet users seeing
themselves as victims of, 38–39
pornography industry may
encourage, 30
process of, 29–31
teens are more vulnerable to, 49
treatment of, 78–79, 81
Porn on the Brain
(documentary), 44
PROTECT Act (Prosecutorial
Remedies and Other Tools to
end the Exploitation of Children
Today, 2003), 17
Psychology Today
(magazine), 57
The Ranch (addiction treatment
center), 81
Reid, Rory, 44, 52
Respect Yourself (website), 44–45
Rudo, Paul, 19
Satinover, Jeffrey, 32
Schnarch, David, 63
School of Family Life (Brigham
Young University), 63
Schroeder, Pat, 15
Seto, Michael, 72
Sexaholics Anonymous, 78
sexting, teen
