Summary
Five cases have been briefly presented of men who have had overt incestuous sexual relationships with their own daughters. Of particular note was the striking similarity evinced by these five men on psychological testing. The role of the wives and children in these “family neuroses”, was also discussed, and comparisons were made with previously reported clinical data.
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Foster Parent Sexual Relation Sexual Advance Foster Home Parole Officer
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