The Relationship Between Men And Humphreys

The persons involved in this study were men, and Humphreys. The men involved were unaware of Humphreys observing them and keeping this quiet from the public Humphreys’ had a man that was a lookout for the police (Desroches,1990). Humphrey’s watched over a hundred sexual deeds of men, that took place in a city that has a populated amount of residents. Humphreys would watch men in parks, throughout the year, and different times of the day. Humphrey’s Tearoom Sex Study tells that “54% men were married, 38% was not homosexual, 24% bi-sexual, and 14% of these men were gay” (Humphreys, 1970). To receive research for his study Humphrey’s took the men’s license plates down which led the men back to their home. Humphreys disguised himself as a man