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| − | '''Storms’ model''' is a two-dimensional map of erotic orientation showing four sexual orientation categories: [[homosexual]], [[bisexual]], [[asexual]], and [[heterosexual]]. | + | '''Storms’ model''' is a two-dimensional map of erotic orientation showing four sexual orientation categories: [[homosexual]], [[bisexual]], [[asexual]], and [[heterosexual]]. This model was proposed in 1978 by Michael Storms to address several inadequacies with the one-dimensional [[Kinsey scale]]. By placing hetero- and homo-eroticim on two perpendicular axes, Storms' model can both account for asexuality, which fits poorly into the bipolar Kinsey scale, and more accurately describe bisexuality. <ref>Storms, Michael D. (1980). "Theories of Sexual Orientation". ''Journal of Personality and Social Psychology'' '''38''': 783-792.</ref> |
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| + | 1. ↑ Storms, Michael D. (1980). "Theories of Sexual Orientation". Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 38: 783-792. | ||
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Storms’ model is a two-dimensional map of erotic orientation showing four sexual orientation categories: homosexual, bisexual, asexual, and heterosexual. This model was proposed in 1978 by Michael Storms to address several inadequacies with the one-dimensional Kinsey scale. By placing hetero- and homo-eroticim on two perpendicular axes, Storms' model can both account for asexuality, which fits poorly into the bipolar Kinsey scale, and more accurately describe bisexuality. [1] |
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References
1. ↑ Storms, Michael D. (1980). "Theories of Sexual Orientation". Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 38: 783-792.
- ↑ Storms, Michael D. (1980). "Theories of Sexual Orientation". Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 38: 783-792.
