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Am J Psychiatry 1975; 132:967-969
Copyright © 1975 by American Psychiatric Association

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Critique of a hypothesis of dominance and sexual behavior

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The author critically evaluates the article "Dominance and Sexual Behavior: A Hypothesis," which appeared in this journal last year and hypothesized that "male dominance facilitates male-female copulatory behavior while female dominance inhibits it." He concludes that such unitary-cause hypotheses of complex behaviors may be reductionistic and therefore less helpful than intended.




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