 Upon the film's general release, "The New York Times" said "the four adapters use four case histories of abnormal sexual behavior of upper middle-class women of a Los Angeles suburb who subject themselves to the testing of a psychologist's team of investigators.They touch, unfortunately only superficially, on a frigid type, a nymphomaniac-alcoholic, a confused, bored mother and a gay, flighty intellectual seeking enlightenment in romance.The interplay and lack of depth in the treatment of these glimpses at the intimate life sometimes appear more prurient than scientific.