Ethan H. Freedman

Research & Publications

Full publications and presentations are listed below. For the complete, continuously updated archive, including reading lists, curricula, and lecture materials, see the Acquaint Education archive.

ORCID: 0009-0009-5215-8604 → ORCID is a free, persistent digital identifier that distinguishes researchers from one another and reliably links them to their publications and affiliations.

Frontiers in Digital Health · 2026

Remote Training of Behavioral Intervention Facilitators: Model Development and Lessons Learned

Lee YG, Vinogradov V, Freedman EH, Reeder KG, Davis A, Paine EA, Laughney CI, Káli SV, Yelkeyev A, Alipova K, Mergenova G, Yang X, Primbetova S, Terlikbayeva A and Wu E (2026). Front. Digit. Health 8:1768119.

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Journal of Psychoactive Drugs · 2025

Psychedelic Use and Intimacy: A Systematic Review of Experimental and Naturalistic Research

Bradford, A., Freedman, E., & Dinero, R. E. (2025). Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 1–12.

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Love, Sex, and Robots Congress, University of Quebec, Montreal · 2025

Sex Education Methodologies and Advancements to Sexual Technologies

Examines historical tensions in sex education, including deficiencies in abstinence-only approaches versus comprehensive methodologies, and works directly with adult industries, human intimacy organizations, and sexual technology companies to think critically about incorporating human intimacy topics into their work.

Colgate University · 2024

Parasocial Relationships and the OnlyFans Platform

Reviews literature on the role the OnlyFans platform plays in creating and facilitating parasocial relationships between content creators and clients, focused on interpersonal dynamics with sex workers and adult content.

New York Six Liberal Arts Consortium, Hobart and William Smith Colleges · 2023

Sex Education Methodologies and Pornography

Examines historical tensions in sex education, and works directly with adult film companies to question the incorporation of comprehensive sex-ed curricula into discourse on pleasure and consent.