Kyle Kulinski
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Study: Porn Doesn't Effect Sexual Behavior
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3:07Now PlayingWe hear a lot about how the age of easily-accessible Internet porn is hurting and shaping our sex lives. But according to new research, we may have given pornography's influence a bit too much credit.
The study, conducted in the Netherlands, surveyed 4,600 men and women between 15 and 25 about their pornography use and preferences as well as their sexual experiences. Eighty-eight percent of the young men surveyed had seen pornography over the past year, compared to 45 percent of the women. Participants were specifically asked about "risky" or "adventurous" sexual activities, reported HealthDay. The researchers found that only 0.3 percent to 4 percent of these risky sexual behaviors were connected to porn use...
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