Gert Martin Hald, a psychologist at the University of Copenhagen, who authored a study which found  that watching "sexually explicit media" only accounted for 0.3 to 4 percent of behavior changes, said, "Our data suggest that other factors such as personal dispositions — specifically sensation-seeking — rather than consumption of sexually explicit material may play a more important role in a range of sexual behaviors of adolescents and young adults."
Gert Martin Hald, a psychologist at the University of Copenhagen, who authored a study which found that watching "sexually explicit media" only accounted for 0.3 to 4 percent of behavior changes, stated that other factors such as personal traits — specifically sensation-seeking — rather than consumption of sexually explicit material may play a more significant role in a range of sexual behaviors among adolescents and young adults.