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The influence of stress on the processing of visual sexual stimuli (VSS) in men in relation to habitual VSS-consumption

The influence of stress on the processing of visual sexual stimuli (VSS) in men in relation to habitual VSS-consumption
压力对男性视觉性刺激(VSS)处理的影响与习惯性 VSS 消耗有关
批准号:
288446241
负责人:
Professor Dr. Rudolf Maria Stark
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-12-31 至 2020-12-31

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中文摘要
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有大量迹象表明,由于互联网的便捷访问,色情消费已经达到了一个新的维度。虽然大多数男性报告说他们的VSS消费没有问题,但有些人在他们的消费史过程中经历了失控。尽管有严重的负面后果(例如,职业和关系问题、抑郁症),但这些男性似乎无法持久地减少他们的VSS消费。一些研究人员将这些症状解释为行为成瘾。药物成瘾研究的结果表明,压力与成瘾行为和复发之间存在关联,这可能是由应激激素皮质醇和多巴胺能奖赏系统之间的相互作用介导的。习惯性VSS消费(VSS消费强度)在男性之间有很大的不同。目前尚不清楚哪些人格特征可以预测VSS-消耗强度,以及VSS-消耗强度的增加是否与VSS-加工的改变有关。鉴于Robinson和Berbridge(1993)确立的成瘾的神经生物学刺激-敏感化理论,VSS加工的改变是可以预期的。到目前为止,关于压力和VSS消费强度对VSS加工的影响的研究很少,而且到目前为止还没有发现不一致的结果。在拟议的研究项目中,计划调查(1)应激,(2)个体VSS消费强度和(3)压力×VSS消费强度交互作用对男性VSS加工的影响。在受试者之间的设计中,一半的参与者将接受压力测试,这会可靠地导致皮质醇释放。另一半将通过控制条件,没有预期的皮质醇释放。这两个组都由四个不同的亚组组成,它们的VSS消耗强度不同(非常低、很低、高、非常高)。在计划的实验中,VSS预期阶段和VSS消费阶段将交替进行。对于不同的阶段,压力和VSS消费强度的影响是不同的。除了fMRI数据外,还将收集体液、形态测量、连通性、外周生理、行为和主观数据。此外,还将通过问卷调查评估人格特征、VSS消费动机以及精神病理症状。这些数据为关于压力和VSS消耗强度对VSS加工的影响的中介和调节分析提供了显着的数据基础。这将导致对与VSS有关的过度和失控消费行为的发展所涉及的关键因素的可检验假设。
英文摘要
There are numerous indications that pornography consumption has reached a new dimension due to easy access via the internet. While most men report no problems concerning their VSS-consumption, some experience a loss of control in the course of their consumption history. Despite seriously negative consequences (e.g., occupational and relationship problems, depression), these men seem to be unable to achieve a lasting reduction of their VSS-consumption. Some researchers interpret these symptoms in terms of a behavioral addiction. Results from drug addiction research point to an association between stress and augmented addiction behavior as well as relapses, potentially mediated by an interaction between the stress hormone cortisol and the dopaminergic reward system. Habitual VSS-consumption (VSS-consumption-intensity) considerably differs between men. It is widely unknown which personality traits are predictive for VSS-consumption-intensity and whether increasing VSS-consumption-intensity is associated with altered VSS-processing. Altered VSS-processing would be expected given the the well-established neurobiological incentive-sensitization theory of addiction by Robinson and Berridge (1993). To date, studies investigating the impact of stress and VSS-consumption-intensity on VSS-processing are rare and have so far revealed inconsistent results.For the proposed research project, it is planned to investigate the impact of (1) stress, (2) individual VSS-consumption-intensities and (3) the stress x VSS-consumption-intensity interaction on VSS-processing in men. In a between subject design, half of the participants will undergo a stress test, which reliably results in cortisol release. The other half will pass a control condition without an expected cortisol release. Both groups consist of four subgroups with different (very low, low, high, very high) VSS-consumption-intensities. In the planned experiment, VSS-anticipation and VSS-consumption phases will alternate. For the different phases, a different impact of stress and VSS-consumption-intensity is expected. Beside fMRI data, humoral, morphometric, connectivity, peripher-physiological, behavioral, and subjective data will be collected. Further, personality traits, VSS consumption motives as well as psychopathological symptoms will be assessed by questionnaires. These data offer a remarkable data basis for mediator and moderator analyses concerning the impact of stress and VSS-consumption-intensity on VSS-processing. This will result in testable hypotheses of critical factors involved in the development of excessive and out-of-control consumption behavior with regard to VSS.
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