Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 3

Summer

JournalofHS-Vol3

Volume information

Authors:

Byrd, A. Dean Ph.D.
Cox, Shirley E.
Hallman, Janelle M.A.
NARTH Editors
Patton, Mary Beth
Schumm, Walter R. Ph.D.
Sutton, Philip PhD
Whitehead, Neil E.
Whitehead, Neil Ph.D.

Topics:

AIDS, Adoption, American Psychological Association, Biological Basis of HomoSexuality, Book Reviews, Born Gay, Change, Child Abuse, Childhood Development, Conversion Therapy, Counseling Process or Techniques, Culture, Discrimination, Domestic Violence, Environmental Factors In Development, Evaluation for Therapy, Family Dynamics, Fluidity, Health, Homosexual Family Adoption, Homosexuality, Ideology, Lesbianism, Marriage, Medical Issues and Homosexuality, Men's Issues, Mental Health, NARTH Conference, Parenting, Pediatrics, Same Sex Attraction, Therapy, Uncategorized, Women

Included Articles:

Editor’s Comments
Homosexual Couples and Parenting: What Science Can and Cannot Say
Child Outcomes Associated with Lesbian Parenting: Comments on Biblarz and Stacey’s 2010 Report
Neither Genes nor Choice: Same-Sex Attraction Is Mostly a Unique Reaction to Environmental Factors
Sociological Studies Show Social Factors Produce Adult SSA
Book Review of Lisa M. Diamond’s Sexual Fluidity: Understanding Women’s Love and Desire
Book Review of Nature’s Choice: What Science Reveals about the Biological Origins of Sexual Orientation
NARTH Response to APA 2009 Task Force Report
NARTH’s Response to the American Psychological Association (APA) Public Interest Directorate Public Comment Solicitation Program Second Round Concerning APA’s Proposed Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients
A Formal Response to the Report of the American Psychological Association Task Force on Appropriate Therapeutic Responses to Sexual Orientation
Narth’s Response to the American Psychological Association (APA) Public Interest Directorate Public Comment Solicitation Program Second Round Concerning APA’s Proposed Guidelines for Psychological Practice with Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Clients
2011 Journal of Human Sexuality, Volume 3

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