Homosexuality: III. Psychiatric Disorders and Disability in the Male Homosexual
Abstract
There was little difference demonstrated in the prevalence of psychopathology between a group of 89 male homosexuals and a control group of 35 unmarried men. There was, however, slightly more disability and more clinically significant change in the lives of the homosexual men. Despite the slight increase in disability and the changes in their lives, the homosexual men functioned well.
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