Motivos para el consumo de cibersexo y su relación con el grado de severidad

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Jesús Castro-Calvo
Marta García-Barba
Beatriz Gil-Juliá
Vicente Morell-Mengual
Rafael Ballester-Arnal

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La práctica del cibersexo es un comportamiento frecuente que puede desembocar en un patrón de consumo compulsivo, incontrolado y asociado a un deterioro funcional en diversos ámbitos (adicción al cibersexo). Por tanto, conocer los motivos que explicarían que una persona realice esta conducta (de modo recreativo o patológico) es prioritario. Así, este trabajo se plantea el objetivo de analizar la prevalencia de distintos motivos para el consumo de cibersexo, las diferencias en función del género y el vínculo entre estos motivos y los síntomas de consumo problemático. Tomando una muestra de 400 jóvenes (50% hombres) de entre 18-30 años (M=22.2), se constata que las motivaciones más frecuentes para el uso de Internet con fines sexuales son “encontrar material con el que masturbarme” (70.8%) y “relajarme del estrés de mis obligaciones” (44%). En función del género, se aprecian diferencias entre moderadas y grandes (V mayor que .13) en 6 de las 8 motivaciones exploradas. Finalmente, varias de estas motivaciones se mostrarían capaces de predecir el 15% de varianza del tiempo semanal dedicado al consumo de cibersexo y el 32% de la puntuación en una escala de severidad.

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Dpto. Psicología Evolutiva y de la Educación, Universitat de València, Estudi General, Spain

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