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Z Sex Forsch 2008; 21(4): 291-318
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1098728
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Sexualität im Internet

Ein aktueller ForschungsüberblickN. Döring
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11 December 2008 (online)

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Mit „Internet-Sexualität“ sind sämtliche sexualbezogenen Inhalte und Aktivitäten gemeint, die im Internet zu beobachten sind. Empirische Forschungsarbeiten zur Internet-Sexualität werden seit 1993 in stetig wachsender Zahl publiziert. Der vorliegende Beitrag fasst erstmals den aktuellen Forschungsstand in seiner thematischen Breite zusammen und behandelt sechs Bereiche der Online-Sexualität: Pornografie, Sexshops, Sexarbeit, Sexualaufklärung, Sexkontakte und sexuelle Subkulturen im Internet. Zentrale Forschungsergebnisse zu Erscheinungsformen, Nutzergruppen sowie Chancen und Risiken werden berichtet. In der Gesamtschau zeigt sich, dass sexuelle Online-Aktivitäten in der westlichen Welt mittlerweile in großen Bevölkerungsgruppen alltäglich sind. Je nach Alter, Geschlecht und sexueller Orientierung zeigen sich zum Teil unterschiedliche Formen der Internet-Sexualität. In der Forschung werden mögliche Negativ-Wirkungen sehr viel stärker untersucht als mögliche Positiv-Wirkungen. Zudem sind überraschend viele Forschungslücken zu beklagen.

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Cybersex - Internet - Pornografie - Sexarbeit - Sexualaufklärung

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Prof. Dr. N. Döring

Technische Universität Ilmenau · Fachgebiet Medienkonzeption / Medienpsychologie

Ehrenbergstr. 29

98693 Ilmenau

Email: nicola.doering@tu-ilmenau.de