Too elementary for the psychiatrist in training, this little volume will provide a valuable introduction to the problems of impotence and frigidity for medical students, clergymen, and physicians who lack psychiatric orientation. The author's approach may be described as psychodynamically eclectic. He eschews moralizing, stresses the need for careful objective exploration of various etiologic possibilities, and employs some psychoanalytic concepts constructively. The section on interviewing technique is excellent for beginners.