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October 27, 2025Indian Journal of Psychological MedicineOpen Access

Clinical and Demographic Correlates of Pornography Addiction: A Cross-sectional Study from India

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NGNikunj GokaniAll India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation TGTanha GowandeUniversity of Mumbai ASAshima SahoreBangalore Diabetes Centre

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Cross-sectional study shows significant relationships between addiction severity and demographic factors, indicating the need for culturally informed treatments.

Key Points

Clinical diagnoses significantly correlate with addiction severity and demographic factors in individuals seeking treatment for pornography addiction.
The study included 589 individuals, predominantly male, showing a high prevalence of sexual dysfunctions alongside pornography addiction treatments.
Data was analyzed via IBM SPSS in a cross-sectional design capturing the demographics and treatment outcomes of individuals in India.
These findings emphasize the importance of culturally tailored interventions for addressing pornography addiction and its clinical implications.

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Gokani et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ff87f1c8c50a61f2bdd613 https://doi.org/10.1177/02537176251381219

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