Normal, Problematic and Compulsive Consumption of Sexually Explicit Media: Clinical Findings using the Compulsive Pornography Consumption (CPC) Scale among Men who have Sex with Men.
Normal, Problematic and Compulsive Consumption of Sexually Explicit Media: Clinical Findings using the Compulsive Pornography Consumption (CPC) Scale among Men who have Sex with Men.
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10.1080/10720162.2014.959145
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2014-10-01
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Iantaffi A
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Rosser BR;Noor SW;Iantaffi A
为了评估有问题的色情媒体（SEM）消费，并确定临床有意义的分界点，我们使用新的强迫性色情消费（CPC）量表对1165名参与调查的男男性行为者进行了临床相关性研究。基于测量强迫性性行为的量表实践，确定了两个分界点。虽然大多数（76-80%）男男性行为者不报告强迫性症状，但约有16-20%的男男性行为者报告有问题的SEM消费水平，其中7%的极端得分符合DSM的强迫症标准。确定了三组之间的人口统计学、性行为和艾滋病毒风险差异。研究人员和临床医生被鼓励考虑使用CPC量表来全面评估强迫性性行为。
To assess problematic sexually explicit media (SEM) consumption, and to identify clinically meaningful cut-off points, we examined clinical correlates using the new Compulsive Pornography Consumption (CPC) scale among 1165 participating MSM. Building on scale practices in measuring compulsive sexual behavior, two cut-off points were identified. While most (76-80%) MSM do not report compulsive symptoms, about 16-20% report levels of problematic SEM consumption, including 7% with extreme scores consistent with DSM criteria for compulsive disorders. Demographic, sexual, and HIV risk differences were identified between the three groups. Researchers and clinicians are encouraged to consider using the CPC scale for comprehensive assessment of compulsive sexual behavior.