Problematic Sexual Behavior and Religion Among Adult Jewish Males: An Initial Study.

Am J Mens Health · 2019 · PMC6440048 · PMID 30819061

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Individuals who were raised Orthodox reported lower levels of problematic sexual behavior ( M = 9.8, SD = 4.58) compared to individuals raised non-Orthodox ( M = 11.72, SD = 4.99); however, this difference also fell short of significance ( F [1, 89] = 3.57, p = .06).

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Participants currently identifying as Orthodox also reported somewhat lower levels of problematic sexual behavior overall ( M = 9.83, SD = 4.89) compared to the non-Orthodox ( M = 11.37, SD = 4.64, Cohen’s d = .32), but this difference did not reach statistical significance ( F [1, 89] = 2.35, p = .13).

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