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Logistic Regression With Machine Learning Sheds Light on the Problematic Sexual Behavior Phenotype.

Journal of addiction medicine - 1 Jan 2000

Jiang Shui, Wallace Keanna, Yang Esther, Roper Leslie, Aryal Garima, Lee Dawon, Lodhi Rohit J, Arnau Randolph, Isenberg Rick, Green Bradley, Wishart David, Aitchison Katherine J

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OBJECTIVES: There has been a longstanding debate about whether the mechanisms involved in problematic sexual behavior (PSB) are similar to those observed in addictive disorders, or related to impulse control or to compulsivity. The aim of this report was to contribute to this debate by investigating the association between PSB, addictive disorders (internet addiction, compulsive buying), measures associated with...

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PMID: 36193910
DOI: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000001078
PMCID: PMC10022667

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