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Despite the positive view of biblio-therapeutic practice, limited methodologically sound research has been conducted to assess its effects (Cuijpers, 1997; Gould, Clum, & Shapiro, 1993; Jamison & Scogin, 1995; Scogin, Jamison, & Gochneaur, 1989; Starker, 1988). Clum in Something for the Boys, his fascinating new book on musical theater and gay culture. Research indicates attraction to sexual aggression is associated with attitudes supporting violence against women, hostility toward women, physiological and self-report indices of sexual arousal to sexually aggressive stimuli, and a self-reported history of sexual aggression (Malamuth, 1989a; Calhoun, Bernat, Clum, & Frame, 1997). |
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