PORNOGRAPHY ADDICTION IN ADULTS: A REVIEW STUDY

Background and Aim : Pornographic addiction (SPAA) has increasingly emerged as a concept in popular research and culture, and researchers have said it has a negative impact. In the 1970s, addiction to pornography has increased dramatically. However, pornography or pornography is not officially recognized as a disorder, and there are disagreements among scholars about definitions or even its existence. So how to do it is often different, and it probably will affect the conclusions made about it. The purpose of this review is to review the addiction to pornography in adults. Methods : This review study is available on scientific sites: Pubmed, Embase. siencedirect Sid, SCOPUS and the Google Scholar search engine with keywords: pornography, sexual addiction ,Psychopathy, and sexual dysfunction during 1992 to 2017. The number of preliminary articles 34 cases and the number of final articles 16 have been studied. The articles are often in the descriptive-analytical group . Results : SPAA often implies excessive use of pornography and negative consequences. As a result, researchers tended to focus on repeating the use of pornography and its effects as determinants of the SPAA. The results of the studies show that SPAA in individuals and their partners in similar ways has increased the sense of isolation and disturbancein the relationship. However, in some studies there were limitations that could affect the outcome, including the lack of samples and the inappropriate measurement of the SPAA and its impact. Conclusion : There is also talk of the definition and cause of SPAA as a self-contained sexual addiction. As a result, it is recommended to do more research in this area.

pornography, sexual addiction , Psychopathy, and sexual dysfunction