Application of The Theory
The theory has now been applied to a wide range of areas including:
- Young gay men (Matt G Mutchler)
- Rape (Stevi Jackson )
- Pornography ( Jeffrey Escoffier)
- Men's scripts (Christopher T. Norwood)
- 'My types' (David Whittier)
- Women's scripts (Pepper Schwarz; Rebecca E. Plante)
- HIV and AIDS (Lauman, Seidman)
- Sexuphramacology (Leonore Tiefer)
- Love (Lynsey Moon)
- Bodies (Stevi Jackson and Sue Scott)
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