Identification Check Research Paper

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Stigma applied or perceived when someone would walk into the XXX store. Looks and stares Identification check Encounter someone you know Individual character 'gut check' before entering. Is this the right thing to do? Will someone I know see me? What will people think of me? Dr. Saad studies (2010) Women patrons of a sex store in 2010 decreased if a female employee was there. “women might feel greater discomfort in visiting sex shops if "judged" by other women.””. In the past there was stigma that applied when someone would walk into the XXX store. The looks, stares, and maybe even an identification check if someone looked like they were under age. The stores were not large warehouse type that exist today.…show more content…
pornography is different on the computer networks. You can obtain it in the privacy of your home—without having to walk into a seedy bookstore or movie house. You can download only those things that turn you on, rather than buy an entire magazine or video. You can explore different aspects of your sexuality without exposing yourself to communicable diseases or public ridicule.” 1 http://www.pureintimacy.org/d/dangers-and-disappointments-of-pornography/ The fact that you had to physically enter an establishment took some personal courage and an individual character 'gut check' if it was the right thing to do. Dr. Saad referenced several studies conducted in California and the patronage to ‘Sex Stores’. He keyed in on what made a difference to a female visiting a store in 2010. Presence of a security guard increased the likelihood… but in reference to the stigma, they were less likely to visit a store if a female worked there. “This might be due to intra-sexual embarrassment. In other words, women might feel greater discomfort in visiting sex shops if "judged" by other women.” (Saad,…show more content…
Smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktops. Children can get a hold of any of these devices and pornography is just a click away. Children’s access to adult pornography are unintentional and intentional -Unintentional (Access to Adult Pornography, 2015): -Misdirected searches, Misleading URLs, Misuse of brand names and innocent word searches – when children search legit terms and pornographic websites appear with websites children are seeking. -Unsolicited e-mail: Pornographic spam. -Instant Messaging: Kids can get that messages or links from chatrooms and forums. -Accidently clicking a wrong link can direct a child to go on an unsolicited site -Intentional Access: Children get curious from watching a movies or a show, surfing the internet and talking to people. Also, peer pressure from
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