Viewing porn does not cause sexual aggressiveness in teenage boys, Irish study finds

A new Irish-led study of teenage boys has found that while viewing porn does not cause sexual aggressiveness, those who said they are sexually aggressive are more likely to have watched a lot of pornographic material.

Viewing porn does not cause sexual aggressiveness in teenage boys, Irish study finds

A new Irish-led study of teenage boys has found that while viewing porn does not cause sexual aggressiveness, those who said they are sexually aggressive are more likely to have watched a lot of pornographic material.

The study also said that bullying and peer pressure were possible indicators of sexually aggressive behaviour.

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