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10.1080/00224499.2018.1427204

Specifically, moral incongruence regarding IPU appears to be associated with greater distress about IPU, greater psychological distress in general, greater reports of problems related to IPU, and greater reports of perceived addiction to IPU.

Moral Incongruence and Pornography Use: A Critical Review and Integration

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10.1080/10810730.2019.1630526

Current users’ e-cigarette risk information-seeking was negatively associated with the difference between perceived addiction risk of e-cigarettes and that of cigarettes.

Tobacco Risk Information and Comparative Risk Assessment of E-Cigarettes Vs. Cigarettes: Application of the Reinforcing Spirals Model

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10.1016/J.ADDBEH.2019.106077

This study examined the role of flavors in initiation among adult e-cigarette users, as well as the association of flavors with satisfaction and perceived addiction to vaping.

The role of flavors in vaping initiation and satisfaction among U.S. adults.

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10.1080/10720162.2019.1670301

In an extension of previous research on pornography users and their disapproval of their own use, support was found for a moderated mediation model in which the relationship between moral disapproval of pornography and depression was mediated by perceived addiction and sexual shame.

The Moderating Role of the Tendency to Blame Others in the Development of Perceived Addiction, Shame, and Depression in Pornography Users

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10.1016/j.addbeh.2018.11.030

Aims Some argue that perceived addiction to smoking (PAS) might undermine motivation to stop.

Perceived addiction to smoking and associations with motivation to stop, quit attempts and quitting success: A prospective study of English smokers

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10.1093/ntr/ntz040

CONCLUSIONS The e-WISDM and PS-ECDI had stronger internal consistency than did the e-FTND, despite the e-FTND's single-factor structure, but all 3 measures appear to be valid measures of e-cigarette dependence as suggested by their significant relations with self-perceived addiction, heavy use, early use after overnight deprivation, and continued use over time.

E-cigarette Dependence Measures in Dual Users: Reliability and Relations with Dependence Criteria and E-Cigarette Cessation.

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10.1016/j.jsxm.2019.11.259

RESULTS Our results indicated that avoidant coping (an indicator of general dysregulation), frequency of pornography use (indicator of habits of use), and the distress connected with incongruence between own sexual behavior and internalized norms, attitudes and beliefs positively contributed to self-perceived addiction (model 1) as well as problematic pornography use (model 2).

Evaluating Pornography Problems Due to Moral Incongruence Model.

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10.3390/ijerph16101861

In the subset of current users (n = 4260), daily use and self-perceived addiction was reported by 10.

Prevalence, Patterns and Self-Perceived Effects of Pornography Consumption in Polish University Students: A Cross-Sectional Study

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10.1111/add.14722

Predictor variables were self-reported: 1) smoking within five minutes of waking and usual daily cigarette consumption, both assessed retrospectively; 2) current perceived addiction to smoking, urges to smoke and confidence in staying quit.

Indicators of cigarette smoking dependence and relapse in former smokers who vape compared with those who do not: Findings from the 2016 ITC Four Country Smoking and Vaping Survey.

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Perceived Addiction - Specifically, moral incongruence regarding IPU appears to be associated with greater distress about IPU, greater psychological distress in general, greater reports of problems related to IPU, and greater reports of perceived addiction to IPU. [1] Current users’ e-cigarette risk information-seeking was negatively associated with the difference between perceived addiction risk of e-cigarettes and that of cigarettes. [2] This study examined the role of flavors in initiation among adult e-cigarette users, as well as the association of flavors with satisfaction and perceived addiction to vaping. [3] In an extension of previous research on pornography users and their disapproval of their own use, support was found for a moderated mediation model in which the relationship between moral disapproval of pornography and depression was mediated by perceived addiction and sexual shame. [4] Aims Some argue that perceived addiction to smoking (PAS) might undermine motivation to stop. [5] CONCLUSIONS The e-WISDM and PS-ECDI had stronger internal consistency than did the e-FTND, despite the e-FTND's single-factor structure, but all 3 measures appear to be valid measures of e-cigarette dependence as suggested by their significant relations with self-perceived addiction, heavy use, early use after overnight deprivation, and continued use over time. [6] RESULTS Our results indicated that avoidant coping (an indicator of general dysregulation), frequency of pornography use (indicator of habits of use), and the distress connected with incongruence between own sexual behavior and internalized norms, attitudes and beliefs positively contributed to self-perceived addiction (model 1) as well as problematic pornography use (model 2). [7] In the subset of current users (n = 4260), daily use and self-perceived addiction was reported by 10. [8] Predictor variables were self-reported: 1) smoking within five minutes of waking and usual daily cigarette consumption, both assessed retrospectively; 2) current perceived addiction to smoking, urges to smoke and confidence in staying quit. [9]