ction of the hypothalamus is responsible in part for sexual behavior. Therefore, believing that sexual orientation is determined biologically (LeVay 1991). This particular study completed by LeVay appears to be very well compromised, however, there were a few glitches in his research. LeVay did not verify the sexual orientation of the control group used in his study. "Two of these subjects (both AIDS patients) had denied homosexual activity. The records of the remaining 14 patients contained no information about their sexual orientation; they are assumed to have been mostly of all heterosexual." (Simon 1991) There were also more variables involved than simply sexual orientation. It is not scientifically correct to use more than a single v
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