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SUBJECTS AND METHODS Our The subjects were selected from among personal acquaintances and friends , and from among public and historical ... but yielded only one immediately usable subject and a dozen or two possible future subjects .
SUBJECTS AND METHODS Our The subjects were selected from among personal acquaintances and friends , and from among public and historical ... but yielded only one immediately usable subject and a dozen or two possible future subjects .
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It was rarely possible to set up a situation , to ask pointed questions , or to do any testing with my older subjects ( although this was possible and was done with younger subjects ) . Contacts were fortuitous and of the ordinary ...
It was rarely possible to set up a situation , to ask pointed questions , or to do any testing with my older subjects ( although this was possible and was done with younger subjects ) . Contacts were fortuitous and of the ordinary ...
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My interest and attention in this subject was first enlisted by several of my subjects who described their sexual orgasms in vaguely familiar terms which later I remembered had been used by various writers to describe what they called ...
My interest and attention in this subject was first enlisted by several of my subjects who described their sexual orgasms in vaguely familiar terms which later I remembered had been used by various writers to describe what they called ...
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