2009Journal of Forensic MedicineRequires access

Homosexuality – A socio-medicolegal study

Sandeep Kadu, Parikshit S Jondhale, Mahesh Hampe

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Homosexuality can refer to both attraction or sexual behaviour between organisms of same sex or to a sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is only attraction to same sex. Homosexuality is contrasted with heterosexuality (attraction, behaviour or orientation between opposite sex), bisexuality (both sexes) and asexuality (neither sex).

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Homosexuality can refer to both attraction or sexual behaviour between organisms of same sex or to a sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is only attraction to same sex. Homosexuality is contrasted with heterosexuality (attraction, behaviour or orientation between opposite sex), bisexuality (both sexes) and asexuality (neither sex).

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Homosexuality can refer to both attraction or sexual behaviour between organisms of same sex or to a sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is only attraction to same sex. Homosexuality is contrasted with heterosexuality (attraction, behaviour or orientation between opposite sex), bisexuality (both sexes) and asexuality (neither sex).

Key concepts: Homosexuality, Sexual orientation, Sexual attraction, Heterosexuality, Attraction, Male Homosexuality, Asexuality, Psychology

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