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| Sexually explicit material without the degradation of women; equality between partners |
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| Inequality between partners; violence against women, demeaning/degrading actions; content that includes children |
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| Sexual content that is not protected by the 1st Amendment |
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| Average person applying community standards finds the work prurient; depicts sexual conduct offensively, specifically defined by the law; lacks serious artistic, scientific, literary or political value |
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| Content analysis and sexual content in the media |
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| Shows an overall increase in sex talk and behavior; R films, top grossing and soap operas all have increased; teens describe sexual activity on myspace with ID info |
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| Classical conditioning related to sex in the media |
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| Sexual arousal can be learned; non-rapists are aroused by women who appear to get pleasure from rape |
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| methods of measuring arousal |
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| Self reported sexual arousal; physiological arousal (heart rate, skin conductances, blood pressure); physiological sexual arousal |
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| Exposure to nonviolent sexual material-attitudes |
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| more accepting of premarital, extramarital sex; less satisfaction with real-life partners; less desire for children, marriage, monogamy |
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| Exposure to violent sexual media-attitudes |
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| more accepting of rape; rape myth; less empathy for rape victims |
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| No means yes; women are pleasured by rape |
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| Exposure to violent sexual media; behavior |
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| less inhibited about performing the acts observed; more aggressive when provoked; slasher films desensitize men-they find films less degrading to women, more enjoyable, less offensive |
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| pornography in relation to aggression |
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| positive correlation between rape rates and porn mags |
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| men are less shocked by violent porn/slashers (less physiologically aroused, thought scenes were less degrading/violent) |
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| porn increases aggression in all viewers; affects are greater for angered subjects; increases aggression against male/female targets |
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