Empirical Research on Sex Dolls

A sex doll is an anthropomorphic material artifact that looks like a human body and serves to enhance sexual experiences. It is used as a sex toy or love doll by adults who are able to control the physical movement of the doll. Sex dolls can be made of medical silicone, urethane, or other material types. Some dolls even have realistic vaginal, anal, and oral holes.

Psychologists have been concerned about the negative effects of sex dolls, especially in relation to children. Among the most common objections are that these toys encourage antisocial behavior and may act as triggers for real child sexual abuse. A second objection is that they make children into objectified objects, which can lead to antisocial behaviors and self-abuse.

Despite these concerns, there is also evidence that sex doll use can be beneficial for some people. For example, some sex doll owners report that their use of sex dolls improves their mental health and life satisfaction. They also report that the emotional and social interactions and relationships they experience with their dolls have a positive effect on them.

However, empirical studies on the use of sex dolls and effects of their use remain limited. In addition, there is a lack of data on the potential size of the sex doll user population and its growth, which could impact the future development of the sex doll market.

This article examines the body of セックスドール empirical research on sex dolls and their effects in order to identify the main research gaps that still need to be filled. It also highlights the need for a comprehensive study design that includes multiple studies and multiple participants. The results from these studies will help us understand how sex dolls are used and used to affect the user.

There are 5 groups of sex doll publications: (1) research on the history and cultural context of sex dolls, (2) literature reviews, (3) case studies, (4) sex doll use effects studies, and (5) critical analysis of sex dolls. Most of these studies have a strong feminist focus and analyze sex dolls from a broader cultural perspective, including their social and political implications.

In addition to discussing the historical and political context of sex dolls, these works offer critical analyses of the production, dissemination, and marketing of sex dolls. They often point out that some artists use sex dolls as a means to express their own fears of death or their own object status. They also highlight the emancipatory potential of sex dolls, which enables people to create their own sexual fantasies.

One important aspect of these critical sex doll studies is their ability to dispel some of the most common myths about sex dolls and provide new insights into sex doll use, which has yet to be investigated in the scholarly literature. In particular, sex doll use effects studies are needed to identify the different psychological and emotional effects that these toys can produce, and how those effects relate to their sociocultural contexts.