Thorne's Sex Inventory has been utilized to form a Sexual Psychopathology Scale (S.P.S.) by modifying twenty nine items from dichotomous items to a five-point item scale. The research results indicate that the S.P.S. can differentiate between sexual aggressiveness and normals.
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