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Originally Posted by DamianJ
I'm not sure he knows what peer reviewed or scientific journal means.
It's cute he's trying though.
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Originally Posted by Donny
You obviously haven't been looking through the summaries I posted. Unless you're an idiot, you'll notice the names of several different journals amongst the source lines, which are included after every summary I just posted. I've lectured at UC Davis, Purdue, Ohio State, York University and even Yale. I've lectured alongside Psychiatrists, Neurosurgeons and Professors. I assure you, I'm aware of what "peer reviewed" and "scientific journal" means. As I said before my posting marathon, I would be mixing peer reviewed studies with articles on websites. I did that because most of the idiots that post here wouldn't comprehend peer reviewed studies. Does that description apply to you as well, or are you ready to go back and read for comprehension this time?
I can type them out again, more slowly if you think that will assist in your comprehension of what's being posted.
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Originally Posted by DamianJ
Just three links to peer reviewed studies printed in a scientific journal will do Donny.
Can't see you've posted one of them.
Not to worry, carry on saving souls. I knew you wouldn't be able to do as I requested.
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For example, genius, my VERY FIRST reply to you included a study by Nathaniel M. Lambert, Sesen Negash, Tyler F. Stillman, Spencer B. Olmstead, and Frank D. Fincham from 2012 that was entitled
A Love That Doesn't Last: Pornography Consumption and Weakened Commitment to One's Romantic Partner. It had been published in the
Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology. Vol. 31, No. 4, pages 410-438.
Instead of claiming that I don't know what peer-reviewed, scientific journals might be, perhaps you should have taken a bit of time to READ and notice when sources were listed. There are several journals referenced.