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About Us
Introduction
Chapter 1. Can genes create sexual preferences?
Chapter 2. Homosexual numbers show that nurture prevails
Chapter 3. Are heterosexuals "born that way"?
Chapter 4. How strong are our instincts?
Chapter 5. What produces the sexual identity of intersexes?
Chapter 6. What do different cultures tell us about homosexuality?
Chapter 7. Pre-natal hormones? Stress? Immune attack?
Chapter 8. Are brains gay?
Chapter 9. The "discovery" of the "gay gene"
Chapter 10. Twin Studies: the strongest evidence
Chapter 11. Path Analysis - social factors do lead to homosexuality
Chapter 12. Can sexual orientation change?
Summary Those researchers who know most about genes and SSA* say, “Your genes did not make you do it”. Let’s review the evidence bearing in mind that many of the following arguments apply to all human behaviours. These summary statements are deeply explored in each chapter
Introduction
Chapter 1. Can genes create sexual preferences?
Chapter 2. Homosexual numbers show that nurture prevails
Chapter 3. Are heterosexuals "born that way"?
Chapter 4. How strong are our instincts?
Chapter 5. What produces the sexual identity of intersexes?
Chapter 6. What do different cultures tell us about homosexuality?
Chapter 7. Pre-natal hormones? Stress? Immune attack?
Chapter 8. Are brains gay?
Chapter 9. The "discovery" of the "gay gene"
Chapter 10. Twin Studies: the strongest evidence
Chapter 11. Path Analysis - social factors do lead to homosexuality
Chapter 12. Can sexual orientation change?
Summary Those researchers who know most about genes and SSA* say, “Your genes did not make you do it”. Let’s review the evidence bearing in mind that many of the following arguments apply to all human behaviours. These summary statements are deeply explored in each chapter
