Afrodita: Pleasures, consumption and the construction of realities through virtual pornography.
Year:
2025
Funded by:
Main Objective:
The overarching objective of this study is to generate knowledge about sexual behavioural addictions that contributes to the prevention of these behaviours, improves the quality and effectiveness of addiction prevention, and contributes to the creation of solid empirical bases to facilitate future interventions.
Summary:
AFRODITA is distinguished by a series of innovative concerns, including an approach to a phenomenon that has not been extensively studied in Spain, the search for scientific generation and evidence through the dissemination of findings in scientific channels, and its scalable and replicable approach, which will allow its application in other contexts and population realities.The methodology will be based on a structured approach in three phases: review, design and preparation. The proposed methodology will entail the implementation of both qualitative and quantitative analyses, with a gender perspective, to facilitate a comprehensive evaluation and the extraction of frequencies.To provide a contextual framework for the research and to offer relevant knowledge, a review of scientific articles related to sexual behavioural addictions, with a particular focus on virtual pornography, will be conducted. Finally, the results of the research are expected to generate and disseminate knowledge related to sexual behavioural addictions, establish a reliable database for statistical exploitation, and document and communicate the findings obtained, ensuring that the results are aligned with the objectives of addiction prevention.
Keywords:
Behavioural addictions, pornography, prevention, research, quality and effectiveness.
