Hypersexuality

Problematic pornography use is associated with increased body comparisons among men, which in turn is linked to more negative body image, according to a new study. But frequency of use alone did not show the same connection.

A large-scale study using artificial intelligence has identified key factors, such as frequency of use and emotional distress, that predict problematic pornography use.

A study found that individuals with problematic pornography use have stronger brain reactions to negative images and rate these images as more unpleasant compared to healthy individuals.

A new study provides valuable insights into the dynamics of loneliness, emotional regulation, and problematic pornography use.

An extensive study across 42 countries found that 3.2% to 16.6% of people experience problematic pornography use, highlighting its prevalence comparable to other mental health issues.

Undergraduates, especially women, who embrace "raunch culture" show higher depressive symptoms, linked to increased social media use and social comparisons. This cycle may worsen their mental health, highlighting the need for awareness of raunch culture's psychological impacts.

A study in the Journal of Affective Disorders Reports links ADHD and hypersexual behavior, showing those with ADHD may engage in hypersexual activities as a coping mechanism for psychological distress. Impulsivity and emotional regulation difficulties in ADHD are key factors...