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Samuel L Perry

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Archives of Sexual Behavior|July 9, 2016
Does Viewing Pornography Reduce Marital Quality Over Time? Evidence from Longitudinal DataSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|November 16, 2016
Spousal Religiosity, Religious Bonding, and Pornography ConsumptionSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|August 8, 2020
Does Low-Cost Sexual Gratification Make Men Less Eager to Marry? Pornography Use, Masturbation, Hookup Sex, and Desire to Be Married Among Single MenSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|January 4, 2020
Pornography and Relationship Quality: Establishing the Dominant Pattern by Examining Pornography Use and 31 Measures of Relationship Quality in 30 National SurveysSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|September 23, 2017
Pornography Use and Marital Separation: Evidence from Two-Wave Panel DataSamuel L Perry
Journal of Sex Research|January 12, 2019
Is the Link Between Pornography Use and Relational Happiness Really More About Masturbation? Results From Two National SurveysSamuel L Perry
Journal of Sex Research|April 7, 2016
Does Viewing Pornography Diminish Religiosity Over Time? Evidence From Two-Wave Panel DataSamuel L Perry
Journal of Sex Research|June 21, 2017
Not Practicing What You Preach: Religion and Incongruence Between Pornography Beliefs and UsageSamuel L Perry
Social Science Research|January 24, 2019
Are the faithful becoming less fruitful? The decline of conservative protestant fertility and the growing importance of religious practice and belief in childbearing in the USSamuel L Perry, Cyrus Schleifer
Journal of Sex Research|December 16, 2017
Race and Trends in Pornography Viewership, 1973-2016: Examining the Moderating Roles of Gender and ReligionSamuel L Perry, Cyrus Schleifer
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Archives of Sexual Behavior|July 9, 2016
Does Viewing Pornography Reduce Marital Quality Over Time? Evidence from Longitudinal DataSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|November 16, 2016
Spousal Religiosity, Religious Bonding, and Pornography ConsumptionSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|August 8, 2020
Does Low-Cost Sexual Gratification Make Men Less Eager to Marry? Pornography Use, Masturbation, Hookup Sex, and Desire to Be Married Among Single MenSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|January 4, 2020
Pornography and Relationship Quality: Establishing the Dominant Pattern by Examining Pornography Use and 31 Measures of Relationship Quality in 30 National SurveysSamuel L Perry
Archives of Sexual Behavior|September 23, 2017
Pornography Use and Marital Separation: Evidence from Two-Wave Panel DataSamuel L Perry
Journal of Sex Research|January 12, 2019
Is the Link Between Pornography Use and Relational Happiness Really More About Masturbation? Results From Two National SurveysSamuel L Perry
Journal of Sex Research|April 7, 2016
Does Viewing Pornography Diminish Religiosity Over Time? Evidence From Two-Wave Panel DataSamuel L Perry
Journal of Sex Research|June 21, 2017
Not Practicing What You Preach: Religion and Incongruence Between Pornography Beliefs and UsageSamuel L Perry
Social Science Research|January 24, 2019
Are the faithful becoming less fruitful? The decline of conservative protestant fertility and the growing importance of religious practice and belief in childbearing in the USSamuel L Perry, Cyrus Schleifer
Journal of Sex Research|December 16, 2017
Race and Trends in Pornography Viewership, 1973-2016: Examining the Moderating Roles of Gender and ReligionSamuel L Perry, Cyrus Schleifer
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