2011
DOI: 10.1080/10720162.2011.593420
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Non-Paraphilic Compulsive Sexual Behavior and Psychiatric Co-morbidities in Gay and Bisexual Men

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“…Clinical interviews and self-reported scales are currently the two predominant approaches to assessing hypersexuality, both with advantages and disadvantages. Clinical interviews assessing hypersexuality (e.g., Hypersexual Disorder Diagnostic Clinical Interview [Reid, Carpenter, et al, 2012]; Diagnostic Interview for Sexual Compulsivity [Morgenstern et al, 2011]) are usually conducted by clinicians, and these kinds of measures assess symptoms and consequences of excessive and uncontrollable sexual fantasies, urges, and behaviors. However, they do not provide detailed information on each criterion.…”
Section: Institute Of Psychology Elte Eötvös Loránd Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clinical interviews and self-reported scales are currently the two predominant approaches to assessing hypersexuality, both with advantages and disadvantages. Clinical interviews assessing hypersexuality (e.g., Hypersexual Disorder Diagnostic Clinical Interview [Reid, Carpenter, et al, 2012]; Diagnostic Interview for Sexual Compulsivity [Morgenstern et al, 2011]) are usually conducted by clinicians, and these kinds of measures assess symptoms and consequences of excessive and uncontrollable sexual fantasies, urges, and behaviors. However, they do not provide detailed information on each criterion.…”
Section: Institute Of Psychology Elte Eötvös Loránd Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Morganstern, Muench, and associates [20] administered the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Mood and Psychotic Disorder modules [21] to 183 gay and bisexual males and reported that 65.5 % met diagnostic criteria for a comorbid Axis I disorder including substance dependence (35 %, including alcohol, 20.2 %), mood disorders, 32.8 %, especially depression (32.8 %). Notably, as with other aforementioned studies that reported mood disorder comorbidity, only 2.6 % met criteria for hypomania or mania (but again, only bipolar I and II were assessed, personal communication 10.06.2012).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En esta línea, Morgenstern et al (2012) reclutaron una muestra clínica de 183 hombres gays y bisexuales con problemas en el control de los impulsos sexuales tan sólo en la ciudad de Nueva York. La única investigación con una muestra clínica de tamaño similar (205 pacientes) fue el estudio clínico para el trastorno por hipersexualidad del DSM-5, donde se tuvo que recurrir a un diseño experimental multicéntrico que incluía clínicas repartidas por todo EEUU (California, Utah, Texas y Pennsylvania) para lograr la captación de un volumen de pacientes similar (Reid, Carpenter, et al, 2012).…”
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“…Sin embargo, no en todos los casos sucede así: en un estudio realizado entre 183 hombres gais y bisexuales con problemas de CS residentes en Nueva York, la tasa de abuso del alcohol (20.2%) se situó ligeramente por debajo de la del abuso de otras drogas (23%) (Jon Morgenstern et al, 2012). Analizados en conjunto, estos resultados sugieren que la CS se suele manifestar acompañada de un trastorno adictivo y que el cuadro clínico concreto depende de aspectos como por ejemplo los hábitos de consumo dominantes: en nuestro estudio, el abuso y la dependencia de alcohol es más frecuente que la de otras drogas porque ésta es una de las sustancias más consumidas y de fácil acceso entre jóvenes universitarios; en el colectivo LGTB, el consumo de drogas -en especial, alucinógenos y cocaína-es con frecuencia comparable al del alcohol (Cochran et al, 2004;Nanin & Parsons, 2006), de modo que la tasa de abuso de ambas sustancias tiende a igualarse.…”
Section: Fase Ii: Perfil Biopsicosocial De Jóvenes Con Puntuaciones Sunclassified
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