Compulsive sexual behaviour as a behavioural addiction: the impact of the internet and other issues.

Commentary to: Should compulsive sexual behavior be considered an addiction? "The issue of sex addiction as a behavioural addiction has been much debated. However, there is little face validity for co-occurring behavioural addictions, and more emphasis is needed on the characteristics of the internet as these may facilitate problematic sexual behaviour".

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