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PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE
卷 53, 期 7, 页码 3105-3114出版社
CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS
DOI: 10.1017/S003329172100516X
关键词
Fixed-effects regression; gender; pornography; sexual functioning; sexual satisfaction; sexual self-competence; sexuality
This study found gender differences in the relationship between porn use and sexual performance. For men, frequent porn use was associated with lower sexual self-competence, impaired sexual functioning, and decreased sexual satisfaction. In contrast, for women, frequent porn use was associated with higher sexual self-competence, improved sexual functioning, and enhanced sexual satisfaction.
Background We examined whether young men and women differ in the relation between porn use and sexual performance (sexual self-competence, sexual functioning, and partner-reported sexual satisfaction). Methods We conducted a three-wave longitudinal study (spanning 2015-16-17) that involved a very large number of men and women in their early 20s (100 000 + French-speaking individuals; 4000 + heterosexual couples). Results The results revealed a twofold phenomenon. Among men, a higher frequency of porn use (wave 1) and increased porn use over time (waves 1-3) were associated with lower levels of sexual self-competence, impaired sexual functioning, and decreased partner-reported sexual satisfaction. In contrast, among women, higher and increasing frequencies of porn use were associated with higher levels of sexual self-competence, improved sexual functioning, and enhanced partner-reported sexual satisfaction (for some aspects). Conclusions The findings reveal the irony that porn - a male-dominated industry that targets a male-dominated audience - is associated with the erosion of the quality of men's sex lives and the improvement of women's sex lives.
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