A new study published in Biological Psychology suggests that people who frequently watch pornography or engage in other solitary sexual activities may react differently to sexual cues ... In one session, the “reward” was visual—erotic images.
A recent study published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience offers new insights into how frequent internet pornography consumption may affect brain function, emotional response, and cognitive performance ... The experiment involved a sequence of steps.
A new longitudinal study has found that problematic pornography use tends to remain stable over time and is strongly associated with psychological distress such as anxiety and depression ... adults ... The study took place over three timepoints ... Kraus ....