Human Sexuality and Fetishism
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This paper illustrates an application of computer content analysis in sexology. It compares a set of fictional fetishistic narratives
published on a web site for rubber boot fetishists (n = 27) with a set of samples taken from general romance and love stories
(n = 29). Using Martindale's Regressive Imagery Dictionary, it is shown that the fetishistic narratives contain a significantly
higher proportion of primary process content and a significantly lower proportion of secondary process content than the
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le C 1988 Primary process content in paranoid schizophrenic speech. Journal of Genetic Psychology 149: 547-53. West A, Martindale C, Hines D, Roth W 1983 Marijuana-induced primary process content in the TAT. Journal of Personality Assessment 47: 466-67. West A, Martindale C, Sutton-Smith B 1985 Age trends in the content of children's spontaneous fantasy narratives. Genetic, Social, and General Psychology Monographs 111: 391-405. Winnicott D 1953 Transitional objects and transitional phenomena. International Journal of Psychiatry 34: 89-97. Return to Front Page