96
is form of child pornography,
49–51
prevalence of, 51–52
suicide and, 51–52
Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity
(journal), 67
sexual intimacy, online pornography
decreases interest in, 46–47,
59–61
Shapiro, Steve, 14
Skinner, Kevin, 56–57
Smith, Clarissa, 6–7, 80
Social Science Quarterly
(journal), 67
Socioaffective Neuroscience and
Psychology
(journal), 36
Stabenow, Troy, 73
Stabile, Michael, 19
Stevens, John Paul, 15–1
Stewart, Destin, 58
Stop Porn Culture (website), 40
Strossen, Nadine, 15
suicide, sexting/bullying and, 51–52
surveys
on impact of pornography on
relationships, 61, 65, 67
on morality of viewing online
pornography, 10
on prevalence of
pornography viewing among
teens, 54
teen sexting, 51–52
watching online pornography,
6, 10
on psychologicalseffects of
partner’s use of pornography,
57, 60
on self-identification as
pornography addict, 37, 38–39
of teen males on interest in sexual
intimacy, 47
Szymanski, Dawn, 58
teenagers.
See
youth
teen pornography, 25
Time
(magazine), 14
Trueman, Patrick, 69
TRU Research, 54
University of Florida, 67
Usenet, 24
VICE
(magazine), 59
Voon, Valerie, 36
Ward, Chris, 22
Washington Post
(newspaper), 51
web searches, for pornography, 7
Websense, 24
We Consent (support group),
79–80
Weiner, Anthony, 74,
75
Weiss, Robert, 46, 47, 58
Wilson, Gary, 31, 48, 59–61, 81
women
pornography addiction among,
59
survey of, on partner’s viewing
pornography and satisfaction
with relationship, 67
viewing of online pornography
among,
vs.
men, 7, 10
views of, on female porn actors,
60
youth
are more vulnerable to
pornography addiction, 49
average age first exposed to online
pornography, 42
impacts of online pornography
on, 43
are difficult to prove, 52–53
as decreasing interest in sexual
intimacy, 46–47
as distorting perception of
sexuality, 44–4
prevalence of pornography
viewing among, 54
