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Of 49 patients who were able via previous therapy to control their sexual arousal in the presence of homosexual stimuli, 31 (63%) were contacted for follow-up. The average period since the end of treatment was 4 years. Nineteen subjects (61%) have remained exclusively heterosexual, whereas nine (29%) have had homosexual intercourse. Heterosexual intercourse was reported in 28 (90%), including the previous nine subjects. Three (10%) subjects have had neither homonor heterosexual intercourse.
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Cantón-Dutari, A. (1974). Combined intervention for controlling unwanted homosexual behavior.Arch. Sex. Behav. 3: 367–371.
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Parts of this article were read at the XVIII International Congress of Applied Psychology, Montreal, 1974.
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Cantón-Dutari, A. Combined intervention for controlling unwanted homosexual behavior: An extended follow-up. Arch Sex Behav 5, 323–325 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01542084
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01542084