Kinsey’s Research of Sexual Behavior

A few days ago, I was surfing the web at home and trying to find something worth seeing. I decided to see mysterious events in the museum. Ironically, the episode being televised is "American zoologist Alfred G. Kinsey" (Zastrow, p. 226), also known as a sex physician. Fortunately, I found that this movie is being played on another channel. Ironically, this is my signature to start with a gold game. Before actually watching a movie, I heard a lot about this guy.

In 1948, Alfred Kindy published the work "Sexual Behavior in Human Male", which first studied the subject of scientific sexual behavior. Kinsey claims that about 10% (about half of women) of adult males are mainly or totally homosexual in at least three years of his life. From the late 1940s to the 1960s, some radio and TV news programs were aired on gay theme episodes. For the homosexual movement, several groups such as the Mattachine Society, daughters of Bilitis, individual rights organizations were established in the 1950s and 1960s.

The golden race scale, also known as interracial gay evaluation scale, was first announced in Human Male Sexual Behavior (1948) issued by Alfred Kinsey, Wardell Pomeroy and Clyde Martin, and human female sexual behavior (1953) it was done. It is inside. This scale was developed to combat the assumption that people are homosexuals or homosexuals, and these two types represent the opposite in the sexual world. Recognizing that most of the population is not totally homosexual or homosexual, people can simultaneously experience gay and gay behavior and psychological reactions, Kinsey et al.

Alfred C. Kinsey and colleagues seem to appreciate their perfect homosexuality in terms of homosexuality in human sexual behavior (1948) and human female sexual behavior (1953), frequently cited and often criticized I asked people. Kinsey states that most people seem to be at least somewhat bisexual when analyzing individual behavior and their identity - that most people have some sort of charm in some sexual behavior There is usually only one sex act. According to Kinsey, only a few people (5-10%) are considered completely homosexuals or homosexuals. On the contrary, only a small number of people are considered to be completely bisexual (same attraction for both men and women). Regarding the randomness of his sample population including in particular prison prisoners, male prostitutes, and those voluntarily participating in discussions of previously contraindicated sexual topics, Kinsey's approach is said to be defective It has been criticized.