Found 17 bookmarks
Newest
Sexual Behaviors and Viewing Pornography – The American Board of Sexology
Sexual Behaviors and Viewing Pornography – The American Board of Sexology
ABSTRACT Hypersexual behaviors could reflect psychopathology, in part, because they impair interactions with intimate partners. Methods. Hypersexual concerns were measured as: (1) concern about inability to control one’s own sexual behaviors; and (2) sexual films viewed. The outcome, sexual arousal, was measured using two indicators: (1) self-reported sexual arousal (before/after); and (2) skin conductance response from
·americanboardofsexology.org·
Sexual Behaviors and Viewing Pornography – The American Board of Sexology
Frontiers | “I Didn't See It as a Problem, I Thought It Was Going to Be Taken Away”: Narratives From Family Members of Users in Rehab
Frontiers | “I Didn't See It as a Problem, I Thought It Was Going to Be Taken Away”: Narratives From Family Members of Users in Rehab
There are multiple discourses on addictions that influence the way in which relatives interpret the substance use of a family member. The purpose of this study is to understand the influence of these discourses on the construction of use as a problem by relatives of people in recovery. Narratives were obtained on the path of the illness to identify the phases in the construction of use as a problem and the influence of the discourses on each phase. The process has four successive phases: normalization, impasse, exasperation, and adoption of the treatment ideology. This process goes from the legitimization of use to its moral interpretation and subsequently to the transition to medical discourse. It is concluded that it is important to reduce the influence of the moral discourse in order to facilitate timely detection and early care, as well as to design interventions focused on the reconstruction of use as a problem.
·frontiersin.org·
Frontiers | “I Didn't See It as a Problem, I Thought It Was Going to Be Taken Away”: Narratives From Family Members of Users in Rehab