Marie-Thérèse Luder|Isabelle Pittet|André Berchtold|Christina Akré|Pierre?André Michaud|Joan-Carles Sur??s
Associations Between Online Pornography and Sexual Behavior Among Adolescents: Myth or Reality?
University of Lausanne|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University Hospital of Lausanne|University of Lausanne|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University Hospital of Lausanne|University of Lausanne|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University Hospital of Lausanne|University of Lausanne|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University Hospital of Lausanne|University of Lausanne|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University Hospital of Lausanne|University of Lausanne|Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine|University Hospital of Lausanne
study aimed compare sexual behavior adolescents exposed online pornography assess extent willingness exposure changed possible associations determine profiles youths exposed online pornography data drawn 2002 swiss multicenter adolescent survey health selfadministered crosssectional paper pencil questionnaire 7529 adolescents aged 1620 years 6054 3283 males used internet previous month eligible study males divided three groups wanted exposure 292 unwanted exposure 467 exposure 241 whereas females divided two groups exposure 359 exposure 641 principal outcome measures demographic characteristics internet use parameters risky sexual behaviors risky sexual behaviors associated online pornography exposure groups except males exposed deliberately higher odds used condom last intercourse bihomosexual orientation internet use parameters associated either additionally males wanted exposure group likely sensationseekers hand exposed girls likely students higher sensationseekers early maturers highly educated father conclude pornography exposure associated risky sexual behaviors willingness exposure seem impact risky sexual behaviors among adolescents