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The preliminary findings of a Brigham Young University study on pornography showed increased acceptance and use by college students-including women.The data from 813 individual surveys appear to support the recent statements of a well-known researcher who links female exposure to pornography to an increase in sex crimes committed by women. The study, called "Generation XXX: Pornography Acceptance and Use Among Emerging Adults," also indicated an acceptance of pornography as a means of sexual expression by nearly 50 percent of females surveyed.Lead author Jason Carroll told the Deseret Morning News that women who label use of porn as acceptable can also be linked with risky behaviors such as binge drinking and having multiple sexual partners. Dr. Judith Reisman, a researcher whose award-winning 1970s and 1980s-era studies looked at links between sexual stimulation and neurological responses, states that the rash of female teacher-student abuse cases is another negative outcome of widespread porn acceptance.[[[[[["So now we've moved into a social epidemic that involves women who are becoming sexual predators in larger numbers than ever before," says Reisman. "And the major change is exposure to sexually explicit material." ]]]]]]Carroll says one explanation for more female exposure could be that the current generation is the first to have wide-scale access to pornography through computers and wireless devices.As in the days of Noah....
