Can sex addiction really be placed into the same category as drug and alcohol addiction? Laci Green explains this conundrum facing psychologists.
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The Sexual Continuum
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"New Brain Study Questions Existence of 'Sexual Addiction'"
Sexual desire, not hypersexuality, is related to neurophysiological responses elicited by sexual images
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"Modulation of sexual desires is, in some cases, necessary to avoid inappropriate or illegal sexual behavior (downregulation of sexual desire) or to engage with a romantic partner (upregulation of sexual desire)."
Scans Of Sex Addicts' Brains Call Diagnosis Into Question
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"In a new study, "hypersexual" brains don't respond to sexual images the same way that drug addicts' brains respond to images of drugs."
Too Much or Too Little: DSM-V's Gray Area on Sex Addiction
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"This week, with the release of the DSM-V, the latest edition of the psychiatric bible that defines and diagnoses mental-health disorders, experts thought we'd finally get some answers about who's just on the extreme end of the horny spectrum and who's got an actual clinical problem."
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