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The Journal of Sex Research Volume 18, 1982 - Issue 3
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John P. DeCecco PhD Professor of Psychology and Human Sexuality, Director of the Center for Research and Education on Sexuality (CERES), San Francisco State University, San Francisco, CA, 94132
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Vern L. Bullough Dean, Natural and Social Sciences, NY State University College, at Buffalo, 1300 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY, 14222
Pages 282-286 | Published online: 11 Jan 2010

References

  • Bell , A. and Weinberg , M. 1978 . Homosexualities: A study of diversity among men and women , New York : Simon and Schuster .
  • Bell , A. , Weinberg , M. and Hammersmith , S. 1981 . Sexual preference—Its development in men and women , Bloomington, Indiana : Indiana University Press .
  • Reiche , R. and Dannecker , M. 1977 . Male homosexuality in West Germany—A sociological investigation . The Journal of Sex Research , 13 : 35 – 53 .

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