But researchers have revealed that four percent of users is addicted to porn. It has devised a five-minute test to help you find out if they have a 'difficult' relationship with pornography online. Test asked participants to reflect on the importance of sex is in their everyday lives, and how they would feel if they prevented see 'identified it an optimalcut to distinguish problematic users and nonproblematic pornography', the psychologists of the Eötvös Loránd University in Hungary saidin a paper investigation of the PPCS is a multidimensional scale of the problematic use of pornography with a solid theoretical base that also has strong properties psychometric in as for the structure factor and reliability. similar study by the researchers of Université Laval in Quebec found that the users are divided into three categories, the sexthat includes recreation, difficulties or compulsive. They found that about 12 percent of users of sex could be considered 'compulsive'. This group 'is characterized by high scores in the compulsion to pornography and the intensity of efforts to access pornography and moderate scores on emotional distress associated with the use of pornography'.' Compulsive profile consisted of a higher proportion of men whospent more time with pornography (i.e. means ¼ 110 minutes per week),' research study.' They reported the greatest degree of compulsivity to pornography, efforts to gain access to sexual material intensityand greater emotional distress associated with the use of pornography. A previous study found that compulsive users porn show the same signs of addiction in his brain that the addicted to alcohol or drugs.Dr. Valerie Voon, a neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge, specializing in addictions, studied with 19 self-confessed compulsive pornography users. The men, 19 to 34 years old, I had tried and could not break his habit and he had lost as a result relationships and jobs.All fed his habit with sex online. When showed video clips sex, a partof their brains lit up called ventral striatum. ARE YOU ADDICTED TO THE SEX? TAKE THE TEST
Answer 17 questions then assess how you feel that they apply to youfrom 1 to 7, where: 1 no = never, 2 = rarely, 3 = once in a while, 4 = sometimes, 5 = often, 6 = very often, 7 = the time.1. I felt that the sexis an important part of my life.
2 use sex to restore the tranquility of my feelings.
3 I felt sex caused problems in my sexual life
4 I was that he had to see more sex for satisfaction.
5 I tried unsuccessfully to reduce the amount of sex that see.
6. I felt stressed when something stopped me to see porn.7. I thought about how good it would be to see sex.
8 see sex got rid of my negative feelings.
9 see sex prevented me to get the better of me. 10. I felt that I needed more and more sex to satisfy my needs.11. When I swore to not see more sex, I could only do it for a short time.12. I became agitated when he was unable to see porn.13. Plan continuously to see porn.14. I had released my tension to see sex...
15. little by little he saw more sex 'extreme', because the sex that I saw before was less satisfying.16. I resisted to see sex for only a little while before that relapsed.17. I missed much sex when I don't see it awhile. Add up the scores of all the questions. A score of 76 or more suggests problematic levels of use of pornography. THE THREE TYPESOF USER SEX
Recreational: They saw an average of 24 minutes a week.
This group scored low with compulsion, intensity of efforts to accesspornography. And it is mostly women and people in relationships. Afflicted: They saw an average of 17 minutes per week.
However, looking at pornographic content was found to cause theseemotional stress.Compulsive individuals: they saw an average of 110minutes a week and it was mostly men. Behavior of these groups may be the result of compulsive sexuality including avoidance of sexual interactions with a partner.
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