The Quiet Death of Sexual Orientation Immutability: How Science Loses When Political Advocacy Wins

Published Response, 2015Page(s) 1-21

Article information

Volume:

Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 7

Topics:

CultureDiscriminationEvaluation for TherapyPoliticsScience Vs PoliticsSexual OrientationSuppression of Debate

Author:

Rosik, Christopher H. Ph.D.
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