ArticleInternational journal of clinical and health psychology : IJCHP
Differential P3 reactivity to pornographic versus natural rewards as a neural marker of reward imbalance in problematic pornography use in young heterosexual men.
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Problematic pornography use (PPU) has been increasingly recognized as a behavioral addiction involving aberrant reward processing. However, few studies have examined reward imbalance-the co-occurrence of heightened reactivity to pornographic cues and reduced responsiveness to natural rewards-as a putative mechanism underlying PPU. The present study investigated whether the differential P3 component (ΔP3; pornographic minus natural reward P3) could serve as a neural index of individual differences in PPU risk in a sample of young heterosexual men. A total of 139 participants (aged 18-25 years,
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