M. J. MacCulloch and M. P. Feldman reports a 58% success rate utilizing electroshock therapy on 43 subjects in a 3 year study.
- Type
- Academic / Technical Report
- Source
- M J MacCulloch Non-LDS
- Hearsay
- Direct
- Reference
M. J. MacCulloch and M. P. Feldman, "Aversion therapy in management of 43 homosexuals," British Medical Journal 2, no. 5552 (June 3, 1967): 594–597
- Scribe/Publisher
- British Medical Journal
- People
- M. Phillip Feldman, M J MacCulloch
- Audience
- Reading Public
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Summary
An anticipatory avoidance aversion therapy is described in the treatment of 45 homosexuals. Thirty-sex patients completed treatment and 25 of them were significantly improved (14 Kinsey 0, 9 Kinsey 1, and 2 Kinsey 2). This figure (58%) is unusually high, and it is believed that the appropriatness of the learning technique is mainly responsible for the results, which have remained valid over a one-year follow-up. Some prognostic features are discussed.
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