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35
Fifty Shades of Grey
were more likely than non-readers to exhibit signs of eat-
ing disorders and have a verbally abusive boyfriend.
73 See Bransfield,
Overcoming Pornography Addiction
, 28-30; and Kleponis,
Integrity Restored
, 33-57.
74 Scientific research on this phenomenon include Valerie Voon, et al., “Neural
Correlates of Sexual Cue Reactivity in Individuals with and without
Compulsive Sexual Behavior,”
PLOS ONE
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Jürgen Gallinat, “Brain Structure and Functional Connectivity Associated
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(2014): 827-834; D. L. Hilton, “Pornography addiction—a supranormal stimu-
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also Struthers,
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Public Discourse
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75 See Mark R. Laaser,
Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction
(Grand Rapids:
Zondervan, 2004).
76 For the link between pornography use and prostitution, see Mary Anne
Layden, “Pornography and Violence: A New Look at the Research,”
The Social
Costs of Pornography
, 57-68, at 66.
77 See note 30 above.
78 By age 5, half of kids go online daily; by age 13, three-quarters of kids have a
mobile phone. On average, 15- to 18-year olds spend at least an hour per day
consuming media on their phones: Covenant Eyes, “Protecting Your Family
Online: A How-To Guide for Parents” (2013). 71% of teens have done some-
thing to hide what they do online from their parents: Jamie Le, “The Digital
Divide: How the Online Behavior of Teens is Getting Past Parents,”
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79 See note 65 above.
80 Chiara Sabina et al., “The nature and dynamics of Internet pornography
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2000-2010,”
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81 Christina Coleman, “Some parents angry about graphic sex education book,”
USA Today
(May 6, 2014); Veronica Rocha, “Textbook shelved after sex toy,
bondage topics spark protest,”
LA Times
(August 11, 2014).
82 See Internet Watch Foundation,
“ Emerging Patterns and Trends Report #1: Youth-Produced Sexual Content” (March 10, 2015); K. Martinez-
Prather and D. M. Vandiver, “Sexting among Teenagers in the United