Homophobic men show unexpected homosexual arousal study claims
A University of Georgia study finds heterosexual men who hate gays often show arousal to gay sex videos. Over half of homophobic participants reacted to gay material, while nonhomophobic men did so less than a quarter. Researchers caution small sample sizes and note arousal does not define sexual identity.
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Henry E. Adams
University of Georgia At Athens
Journal of Abnormal Psychology
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Ter
Sigmund Freud
Tracey Conaty
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Ington
Adamis
University of Chicago
Edward Laumann
Definitions of reprobrom: homonegativism in psychology paper
The article quotes definitions from today's Abnormal Psychology journal noting remepros include dread of close quarters with homosexuals and irrational fear or intolerance by heterosexual individuals. It contrasts moral or legal judgments with the emotional reaction of homonegativism marked by fear, anger, or discomfort toward gays.
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Journal of Abnormal Psychology
Fossil birds show advanced flight capabilities 115 million years ago
A well preserved fossil from Spain reveals an early sparrow sized bird with modern flight design and a critical alula feather tuft. Scientists say it could maneuver on the wing as today’s birds do, feeding on small crustaceans while likely wading in shallow waters.
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Luis Chiappe
Nature
Chiappe
American Museum of Natural History
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