Abstract
A file review of 178 male patients with sexual dysfunction revealed that high income, married status, presence of partner at evaluation, and liberal attitude towards sexuality increased the chances of selection for behavioral sex therapy. The outcome of therapy was associated with treatment adherence. Participation of the conjoint unit resulted in lower dropout rates.
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Avasthi, A., Sharan, P. & Nehra, R. Practicing Behavioral Sex Therapy in India: Selection, Modifications, Outcome, and Dropout. Sexuality and Disability 21, 107–112 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1025495316879
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