Pornography use is both ubiquitous and controversial in developed nations. Although
research related to pornography use has flourished in topical and special-interest journals …

Longitudinal dyadic research provides significant benefits for our understanding of romantic
couple relationships. In this systematic review, we begin by providing a broad overview of …

While perceived addiction and religiosity have been key contextual factors in understanding
the link between pornography use and personal distress, these contextual factors have been …

Pornography use is prevalent, even among partnered individuals. Although pornography
use motivations represent key predictors of sexual behaviors, prior studies only assessed …

In long-term relationships, sexual desire discrepancy (SDD) occurs frequently between
partners. For many, this discrepancy is persistent and significant, and a source of distress …

It is a growing concern that the use of sex dolls and robots could affect human sexuality. This
concern has led to a ban of child-like sex dolls in several countries and a call to ban adult …

Sexology faces several ethical and methodological challenges. One of them is that sex
researchers must rely on proxy methods to safely study fundamental aspects of human …

Pornography offers a wide variety of sexual contents and has documented potential positive
(eg, higher sexual satisfaction) and negative associations (eg, lower sexual function) with …

This study examined the roles of religiosity, shame, obsessive–compulsive symptoms, and
scrupulosity in perceived pornography addiction. We theorized that religiosity causes …

Research into adolescent pornography use has identified numerous individual-level
behavioral and attitudinal correlates. However, associations between adolescents' …