An intriguing theory on the social dangers of sex therapy was expounded last week at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dolores Keller, a professor of biology at Pace University and a sex therapist as well, put forth the theory that one of the prime factors in male impotence may be a predisposition to incapacitating stress, transmittable from parent to child.
If this is so, says Keller, by curing impotent men with such a predisposition, sex therapists will paradoxically add to the amount of impotence in the world by enabling these men to father children...
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