Houston Hearings: Questions for consideration; summaries of hearings; notes; some correspondence; agenda; newspaper clippings. Testimonies, reports, statements of Dr. John H. Court, Spectrum Psychological & Counselling Centre, Adelaide, S. Australia; Mary S. Calderone, MD; Report of W. L. Marshall, Department of Psychology, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada: “The Use of Pornography by Sex Offenders”; Gene G. Abel, MD: “Use of pornography and erotica by sex offenders,” Emory University School of Medicine; Diana Scully, VCU:” The Role of Violent Pornography in Justifying Rape”; John Money, Ph. D, John Hopkins University: “Pornography as Related to Criminal Sex Offending and the History of Medical Degeneracy Theory”; Paul R. Abramson, UCLA: “Pornography in Japan”; statistics for the City of Cincinnati; Diana E. H. Russell, Mills College: “The impact of pornography on Women”; Neil M. Malamuth, University of California, Los Angeles: “The Mass Media as an Indirect Cause of Sexual Aggression”; Edward Donnerstein and Dan Linz, University of Wisconsin presentation paper; Dolf Zillman, Indiana University and Jennings Bryant, University of Houston: “Shifting appetites in pornography consumption”; Donn Byrne, SUNY at Albany: “External and internal imagery as determinants of sexual and aggressive behavior: defining the problem and attempting to solve it”; Wendy Stock, Texas A&M University: “The effect of pornography on women”; Richard Green, SUNY at Stony Point: “Exposure to explicit sexual materials and sexual assault: a review of behavioral and social science research”; Dolf Zillmann testimony on “Effects of repeated exposure to nonviolent pornography”; Donald L. Mosher, University of Connecticut: “Freedom of inquiry and scientific consensus on pornography: Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography”; statement by Dr. C.A. Tripp; Larry Baron, Yale University: “Toward an integrated theory of rape”; Ann Welbourne-Moglia: “Sex information and education council of the U.S.”, 1985, September

Houston Hearings: Questions for consideration; summaries of hearings; notes; some correspondence; agenda; newspaper clippings. Testimonies, reports, statements of Dr. John H. Court, Spectrum Psychological & Counselling Centre, Adelaide, S. Australia; Mary S. Calderone, MD; Report of W. L. Marshall, Department of Psychology, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada: “The Use of Pornography by Sex Offenders”; Gene G. Abel, MD: “Use of pornography and erotica by sex offenders,” Emory University School of Medicine; Diana Scully, VCU:” The Role of Violent Pornography in Justifying Rape”; John Money, Ph. D, John Hopkins University: “Pornography as Related to Criminal Sex Offending and the History of Medical Degeneracy Theory”; Paul R. Abramson, UCLA: “Pornography in Japan”; statistics for the City of Cincinnati; Diana E. H. Russell, Mills College: “The impact of pornography on Women”; Neil M. Malamuth, University of California, Los Angeles: “The Mass Media as an Indirect Cause of Sexual Aggression”; Edward Donnerstein and Dan Linz, University of Wisconsin presentation paper; Dolf Zillman, Indiana University and Jennings Bryant, University of Houston: “Shifting appetites in pornography consumption”; Donn Byrne, SUNY at Albany: “External and internal imagery as determinants of sexual and aggressive behavior: defining the problem and attempting to solve it”; Wendy Stock, Texas A&M University: “The effect of pornography on women”; Richard Green, SUNY at Stony Point: “Exposure to explicit sexual materials and sexual assault: a review of behavioral and social science research”; Dolf Zillmann testimony on “Effects of repeated exposure to nonviolent pornography”; Donald L. Mosher, University of Connecticut: “Freedom of inquiry and scientific consensus on pornography: Attorney General’s Commission on Pornography”; statement by Dr. C.A. Tripp; Larry Baron, Yale University: “Toward an integrated theory of rape”; Ann Welbourne-Moglia: “Sex information and education council of the U.S.”, 1985, September, Box: 2. Inventory of the Papers of Park Elliott Dietz for the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography, MSS-86-1. Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections. https://archives.lib.virginia.edu/repositories/4/archival_objects/14570 Accessed January 05, 2025.