The impact of internet pornography use and cybersexual behavior on child custody and visitation created by Richard B. Krueger,Sara L. Weiss,Meg S. Kaplan,Lawrence Jay Braunstein and Elliot Wiener

By:

Krueger, Richard B [author]

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: Richard B. Krueger ; Volume 10, number 1Philadelphia: Taylor and Francis 2013Content type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISSN:

15379418

Subject(s):

Cybersexual behavior -- Custody evaluation -- Hypersexual behavior

LOC classification:

HV7011 JOU

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Abstract: Use of the Internet has been increasingly associated with sexual behaviors. Referred to as online sexual activity, these sexual behaviors include cybersexual behavior and pornography usage. Child custody evaluators are increasingly being asked to assess the impact of these behaviors on child custody and visitation determinations. In this article, we review the Internet-related sexual behaviors of cybersex and pornography usage, which have been associated with an increased risk of compulsive sexual behavior. Gender differences, general effects of pornography, and the effects of cybersex on the family are reviewed. Healthy sexuality and normative sexual behaviors in children are described. Legal issues and case law are comprehensively reviewed.

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Use of the Internet has been increasingly associated with sexual behaviors. Referred to as online sexual activity, these sexual behaviors include cybersexual behavior and pornography usage. Child custody evaluators are increasingly being asked to assess the impact of these behaviors on child custody and visitation determinations. In this article, we review the Internet-related sexual behaviors of cybersex and pornography usage, which have been associated with an increased risk of compulsive sexual behavior. Gender differences, general effects of pornography, and the effects of cybersex on the family are reviewed. Healthy sexuality and normative sexual behaviors in children are described. Legal issues and case law are comprehensively reviewed.

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