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The first study (N = 102) demonstrated that women's interest in wearing chokers, and how frequently they used chokers, was predicted by the women's sociosexuality, i.e. their general tendency to pursue a short-term mating strategy. | The first study (N = 102) demonstrated that women's interest in wearing chokers, and how frequently they used chokers, was predicted by the women's sociosexuality, i.e. their general tendency to pursue a short-term mating strategy. | ||
Study 2 (N = 104), and Study 3 (N = 100), demonstrated that both female and male observers utilized women's choker usage as a reliable cue to their short-term mating orientation. | Study 2 (N = 104), and Study 3 (N = 100), demonstrated that both female and male observers utilized women's choker usage as a reliable cue to their short-term mating orientation. | ||
Investigating a possible link between body modification, tattooing and pathological mental states, D'Ambrosio et al. (2013) conducted a study on university students (N= 64 males and N = 57 females), concerning the link between mental illnesses, well being, the presence of self-destructive or harmful behaviors and body modification and tattooing. | |||
Various statistical analysis methods revealed moderate to strong correlations between participants having piercings, tattoos and various psychiatric disorders such as borderline personality disorder, anxiety, and depression. | |||
Subjects with piercing or tattoos also displayed a high frequency of "deviant behaviors" such as drug and alcohol use, reckless driving, "preventing wounds from healing", deviant sexual practices and desire to self-harm. More women than men in this sample had piercings rather than tattoos and the tendency towards self-harm rather than antisocial behaviors was found to be stronger among those with piercings compared to those with tattoos. | |||
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* ''Women with piercings were also more likely to report having had, during the previous year, five or more heterosexual partners (odds ratio, 5.8) or any same-sex partner involving genital contact (odds ratio, 10.3). The associations with sexual behavior in men were weaker and not statistically significant.'' (Skegg et al. 2006) | * ''Women with piercings were also more likely to report having had, during the previous year, five or more heterosexual partners (odds ratio, 5.8) or any same-sex partner involving genital contact (odds ratio, 10.3). The associations with sexual behavior in men were weaker and not statistically significant.'' (Skegg et al., 2006) | ||
* ''The number of sexual partners was the highest in the group of subjects with tattoos.'' (Nowosielski et al. 2012) | * ''The number of sexual partners was the highest in the group of subjects with tattoos.'' (Nowosielski et al., 2012) | ||
* ''94.6% of tattooed women had been sexually active compared to 68.1% of the nontattooed women.'' (Koch et al. 2005) | * ''94.6% of tattooed women had been sexually active compared to 68.1% of the nontattooed women.'' (Koch et al., 2005) | ||
* ''These studies find clear support for the hypothesis that wearing chokers is a function of short-term mating orientation and no evidence for the other six hypotheses. These findings suggest two key conclusions: a) choker necklaces appear be valid cues of sociosexual orientation and b) both male and female observers use them as such.'' (Al-Shawaf and Williquette 2019) | * ''These studies find clear support for the hypothesis that wearing chokers is a function of short-term mating orientation and no evidence for the other six hypotheses. These findings suggest two key conclusions: a) choker necklaces appear be valid cues of sociosexual orientation and b) both male and female observers use them as such.'' (Al-Shawaf and Williquette, 2019) | ||
* ''Subjects with piercings or tattoos showed a high frequency of deviant behaviors such as drug use, alcohol abuse, reckless driving, preventing wounds from healing, health deterioration, unusual sexual practices and desire to self harm. The study indicated that people with tattoos are characterized by the use of substances, alcohol abuse, reckless driving, unusual sex while people with piercings seem to be more engaged in preventing wounds from healing, worse health conditions, drugs abuse and self-harm.'' (D'Ambrosio et al., 2013). | |||
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* Koch JR, Roberts AE, Armstrong M, Owen D. 2005. ''College students, tattoos, and sexual activity.'' Psychological reports. 97: 887-890. [[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.2466/pr0.97.3.887-890 Abstract]] [[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7266169_College_students_tattoos_and_sexual_activity FullText]] | * Koch JR, Roberts AE, Armstrong M, Owen D. 2005. ''College students, tattoos, and sexual activity.'' Psychological reports. 97: 887-890. [[https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.2466/pr0.97.3.887-890 Abstract]] [[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7266169_College_students_tattoos_and_sexual_activity FullText]] | ||
* Al-Shawaf L, Williquette, H. 2019. ''Why do (some) women wear chokers?'' Human Behavior & Evolution Society. 31st Annual Meeting. [[https://www.bipartisanalliance.com/2019/06/why-do-some-women-wear-chokers-wearing.html Abstract]] [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yz3bqMfu11A_sKqZBvq3VFYBNXqonw3w/view Abstract]] | * Al-Shawaf L, Williquette, H. 2019. ''Why do (some) women wear chokers?'' Human Behavior & Evolution Society. 31st Annual Meeting. [[https://www.bipartisanalliance.com/2019/06/why-do-some-women-wear-chokers-wearing.html Abstract]] [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yz3bqMfu11A_sKqZBvq3VFYBNXqonw3w/view Abstract]] | ||
* D'Ambrosio A, Casillo N, Martini V. 2013. ''Piercings and tattoos: psychopathological aspects''. Activitas Nervosa Superior Rediviva, 55(4):143-148 [[http://rediviva.sav.sk/55i4/143.pdf FullText]] | |||
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