Testing the content progression thesis: A longitudinal assessment of pornography use and preference for coercive and violent content among male adolescents

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@BasedPsych So, use of thc to reduce opioid dependence? persons with lifelong stable patterns of use of a single drug? New Mexico is full of such dedicated heroin users. And no, research doesn’t support a content progression in porn. https://t.co/mJ5bSHRQX

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@TransWordSalad @Jamie_Foxworthy @AlliRaine22 Further reading: https://t.co/PoJN1ghAG4

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@TheresaMer19530 @HayleyHelmholtz There is a study on escalation among adolescents finding some decreases in interest for violent porn over time. It's small though, and more research is needed. https://t.co/T5pRe3h7uy

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