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ADDICTION

ISSN:

0965-2140

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1360-0443

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biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
medical biology (Medical and Health Sciences )
pharmacology and pharmacy (Medical and Health Sciences )
medical sciences (Medical and Health Sciences )
health sciences (Medical and Health Sciences )
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psychology (Social studies)
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2013	8.2
2012	7.9
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Year 2021

Frequency of use, moral incongruence, and religiosity and their relationships with self-perceived addiction to pornography, internet use, social networking and online gaming
Publication
- K. Lewczuk
- I. Nowakowska
- K. Lewandowska
- M. N. Potenza
- M. Gola
- ADDICTION - Year 2021
Background and Aims Moral incongruence involves disapproval of a behaviour in which people engage despite their moral beliefs. Although considerable research has been conducted on how moral incongruence relates to pornography use, potential roles for moral incongruence in other putative behavioural addictions have not been investigated. The aim of this study was to investigate the role of moral incongruence in self‐perceived...

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