Abstract Self-Perceived Problematic Porn Use (SPPPU) refers to an individual who self-
identifies as addicted to porn because they feel they are unable to regulate their porn …

Introduction: There are no current comprehensive models related to problematic
pornography use (PPU) that can directly assist psychological therapists who work with …

Introduction Pornography has become popular with Internet technology. For most people,
pornography use (PU) is entertainment; for some, it can result in seeking treatment for out-of …

Background How best to conceptualize problematic pornography use (PPU) and intervene
most effectively remain debated, with obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD) and addiction …

Introduction Self-perceived pornography addiction (SPPA) has increasingly emerged as a
concept in research and popular culture, and commentators warn of the reported negative …

Grubbs, Perry, Wilt, and Reid (2018a) proposed a model for understanding individuals'
problems with pornography due to moral incongruence (PPMI). Specifically, they posit that …

Background Pornography use may become problematic for 1–6% of the people and may be
associated with adverse consequences leading to treatment-seeking behavior. Although the …

Despite the increased social acceptance and widespread use of pornography over the past
few decades, reliable and valid instruments assessing problematic use of pornography are …

Abstract Purpose of Review The proliferation of the internet and technological devices have
enabled the upsurge of pornography use, especially during this coronavirus 2019 pandemic …

Abstract Purpose of Review The aim of the current review is to define problematic and non-
problematic pornography use, and to show that this definition is dependent on the …