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[2:32] The basic problem with this study was that I asked a bunch of people who claim they had changed from homosexual to heterosexual. And I accepted what they said about their change. And I've been thinking about this study for many years, I felt that I needed to not only say that the study is not valid, but I thought I should also say to the gay community, I apologize for any harm I have done to them, because of the study and my initial interpretation. And I certainly apologize to any gay person who because of the study, entered into reparative therapy and wasted their time and energy doing that. . .I had no way really of knowing when I examined any particular subject, whether they really had changed or whether they were deceiving themselves, or even outright lying when they claimed that they had changed.

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