SURFING FOR SEX: STUDYING INVOLUNTARY CELIBACY USING THE INTERNET.
Presents information on a study which investigated the advantages and disadvantages of using the Internet in sexuality studies. Profile of Internet users in the U.S.; Problem associated with the compatibility between traditional random probability sampling techniques and the Internet; Study on invo...
| Published in: | Sexuality & Culture Vol. 5; no. 3; pp. 5 - 31 |
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Springer Nature
Summer2001
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