Wael Ibrahim – Porn Demic #09 – Pornography & Lack of romantic commitments

			I do not have any introduction to make in this episode because I brought you five studies in one all
of them have examined the correlation between * and commitment to one's romantic partner
so without any delay let's get to it.
		

			Welcome everyone to the aware Academy YouTube channel you're watching * demmick discussing
academic research on the harmful impact of * today's study was published in journal social
and clinical psychology in the year 2012. And it is titled I love the doesn't last *
consumption and weekend commitment to one's romantic partner the researchers have used a variety of
approaches to reach to their conclusion. So before getting into the studies themselves, let us
define together the methodologies in which they have used to reach to their conclusion in study
number one they have used what is known as cross sectional study, which is to look into the data of
		

			a particular population at a specific point in time study number two was observational, which is to
observe and monitor the individuals why behaving in certain manners to measure the outcome of that
behavior. During this study, no attempt is made to change or to affect the outcome study number
three was experimental and that is to provide assignments to participants of different groups to
determine the effect of a particular condition. And finally study four and five for behavioral data
study and that is to monitor the behavior of some participants online or on site and try to
understand why they behave the way they did. Now, before getting deeper into the content of today's
		

			episode. Don't forget to grab the entire lengthy study from the description below this video study
number one 367 university students aged 17 to 26 have participated in that study. All of them have
confirmed that they are in a committed romantic heterosexual relationship. their level of *
consumption was measured through a survey and their level of commitments to one another was measured
through a very well known scale called Stanley a mark man's commitment measure. And the result was
that higher * consumption scores relate to lower commitment scores, which means those who
are consumed by * most likely not to be seriously committed in a relationship. Please also
		

			note that the researchers have mentioned very clearly that * consumption continue to
predict lower commitment among men and among women as well. In study number 234. University students
were selected age 18 to 25. All of them have reported to be in serious heterosexual romantic
relationship. Once again, their level of * consumption was measured through a survey, but this
time they were also asked to complete a task with their partners. Not only that, but they were
videotaped while completing that task. In that task. One of them was blindfolded and the non
blindfolded partner had provided instructions to his partner. After that these videos were watched
		

			and rated for a period of 10 weeks that result indicated that * consumption has an effect
on behaviors indicators of commitment, which was observed by a third party study number 387.
University students aged 18 to 24 have participated in that study. All of them are in heterosexual,
romantic and serious relationship. This time, they were asked to either choose to abstain from
watching * or abstain from their favorite food for a period of three weeks. Please note,
those who have chosen to abstain from their favorite food were also * users, which means they
decided to continue watching * during that study. On the top of that participants were
		

			also given another questionnaire to test the level of commitment to one another. And what was the
finding participants who have decided to continue watching * have reported a reduction in
their commitment to their partners as compared to those who abstain from * for the period
of three weeks study number four, they wanted to observe the attention to alternatives meaning to
other than your partner because they believe that staring lustfully at other than your partner could
lead to infidelity in the
		

			Future so 67 universities students were selected age 17 to 24. All of them were in heterosexual
serious and romantic relationship. The same thing happened. their level of * consumption was
measured through a questionnaire, and they were told to return Three weeks later. And when they
returned, they had a chat with a different student for 10 minutes. During this time, a research
assistant was observing the conversation from a different room. The observant job was to monitor
whether any of the participants was flirting with the other partner or not. And here was the finding
* consumption was directly and positively related to heightened attention toward
		

			relationship alternatives, meaning other partners and flirting behavior. And finally, study number
five 240 university students aged 18 to 28 were selected. All of them have confirmed that they are
in serious heterosexual and romantic relationship. Again, they were tested regarding their *
consumption and commitment level toward each other. On the top of that the level of infidelity was
also tested through two different ways hooking up behavior and physical, unfaithful behavior.
Students were given the definition of both terms very clearly. And here was the result there was a
main effect of * consumption on hookup and infidelity behavior, to an extent that higher
		

			* consumption results in more hookup behavior, and also as the researchers predicted, they
found a correlation between * consumption and infidelity or unfaithful physical relationship.
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