Demographic, Clinical, and Personality Variables Associated with Male Prostituation By Choice  

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Cates, Jim A. ; Markley, Jeffrey

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Adolescence vol. 27 no. 107 (1992), page 695-706.
Topik: Demographic; demographic; clinical; personality; variables; male prostitution

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This research compared demographic, clinical and personality variables in a sample of 15 male prostitutes and 15 non prostitutes from the same cohort. Unlike previous samples of male prostitutes, these young men specifically reported that they were involved by choice, primarily to earn extra money. Significant findings included heavier drug and alcohol use, more limited vocational success and aspirations, and greater alcohol use among family members of male prostitutes. Male prostitutes were also more likely to identify themselves as drug or alcohol addicted. No significant differences were founding personality characteristics between the two groups, although there was limited support for the hypothesis that male prostitutes are more anti social.

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