MALE HOMOSEXUALITY, PARANOIA, AND THE SCHIZOPHRENIAS

MALE HOMOSEXUALITY, PARANOIA, AND THE SCHIZOPHRENIAS

Two hundred and five male schizophrenic inpatients receiving intensive psychotherapy were studied to determine the relative estimate of homosexual orientation between 128 paranoid schizophrenics and a control group of 77 non-paranoid schizophrenics. Previous theoretical and research publications sug...

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