The Kinsey Sexuality Rating Scale
When interviewing people for a study on human sexuality, Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues (1948) discovered that people were not always exclusively heterosexual or homosexual. Instead, some described thoughts and behaviors that put them somewhere in between. This finding led the Kinsey team to develop the scale below, which shows that sexual orientation lies on a continuum.
Reprinted by permission of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, Inc.
When interviewing people for a study on human sexuality, Alfred Kinsey and his colleagues (1948) discovered that people were not always exclusively heterosexual or homosexual. Instead, some described thoughts and behaviors that put them somewhere in between. This finding led the Kinsey team to develop the scale below, which shows that sexual orientation lies on a continuum.
Reprinted by permission of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, Inc.