Compulsive sexual behavior disorder in 42 countries: Insights from the International Sex Survey and introduction of standardized assessment tools.
Beáta BőtheMónika KoósLéna NagyShane W KrausZsolt DemetrovicsMarc N PotenzaAurélie MichaudRafael Ballester-ArnalDominik BatthyánySophie BergeronBillieux JoëlPeer BrikenJulius BurkauskasGeorgina Cárdenas-LópezJoana CarvalhoJesús Castro-CalvoLijun ChenGiacomo CioccaOrnella CorazzaRita I CsakoDavid P FernandezElaine F FernandezLoïs FournierHironobu FujiwaraJohannes FußRoman GabrhelíkAteret Gewirtz-MeydanBiljana GjoneskaMateusz GolaJoshua B GrubbsHashim Talib HashimMd Saiful IslamMustafa IsmailMartha C Jiménez-MartínezTanja JurinOndrej KalinaVerena KleinAndrás KöltőChih-Ting LeeSang-Kyu LeeKarol LewczukChung-Ying Linnull nullChristine LochnerSilvia López-AlvaradoKateřina LukavskáPercy Mayta-TristánIonut MileaDan J MillerOľga OrosováGábor Orosznull nullFernando P PonceGonzalo R QuintanaGabriel C Quintero GarzolaJano Ramos-DiazKévin RigaudRachel F RodgersMarco de T ScanavinoMarion K SchulmeyerPratap SharanMami ShibataSheikh ShoibVera L Sigre LeirósLuke SniewskiOgnen SpasovskiVesta SteiblieneDan J SteinJulian StrizekAleksandar StulhoferBerk C ÜnsalMarie-Pier Vaillancourt-MorelPublished in: Journal of behavioral addictions (2023)
This study contributes to a better understanding of CSBD in underrepresented and underserved populations and facilitates its identification in diverse populations by providing freely accessible ICD-11-based screening tools in 26 languages. The findings may also serve as a crucial building block to stimulate research into evidence-based, culturally sensitive prevention and intervention strategies for CSBD that are currently missing from the literature.