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Kinsey’s career did not begin in the field of human sexuality.He arrived at Indiana University, Bloomington, in 1920 as an assistant professor in zoology and entomology.However, after his numerous entomology publications failed to reach wider audiences, Kinsey shifted his focus to human sexual behaviour.At the time, the field was taboo and largely under-researched.
Alfred Charles Kinsey. (Hoboken, 1894 - Bloomington, 1956) Entomólogo y psicólogo estadounidense, famoso por sus estudios sobre la sexualidad humana, considerados por los expertos como profundos y tratados desde un punto de vista científico. Estudió en el Bowdoin College y en la Universidad de Harvard se especializó en antropología social ...
22 de sept. de 2021 · How the Kinsey Scale Works. The Kinsey Scale ranges from 0 to 6 and includes an additional category labeled "X." Here are the various ratings and their definitions: 0: Exclusively opposite sex/heterosexual behavior or attraction. 1: Predominantly heterosexual, but slightly inclined to be attracted to the same sex or engage in homosexual behavior.
Kinsey sets out to interview his students then later many thousands of people across America using a team of researchers from Indiana University, under a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. The 1940/50s McCarthyism creates fear, uncertainty and doubt in many regarding the study, including the Foundation and the University.
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Test de Escala Kinsey. El Dr. Alfred Kinsey, el Dr. Wardell Pomeroy y el Dr. Clyde Martin desarrollaron la Escala de Calificación Heterosexuales-Homosexuales, también conocida como "La Escala de Kinsey", para explicar los hallazgos de investigaciones que demostraban que las personas no encajaban de manera exclusiva en categorías de heterosexuales y homosexuales.
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