Differential risk theory as a subset of social exchange theory: implitns for makg gay marriage culturally normative and for unrstandg stigma agast homosexuals - PubMed

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• DIFFERENTIAL RISK THEORY AS A SUBSET OF SOCIAL EXCHANGE THEORY: IMPLITNS FOR MAKG GAY MARRIAGE CULTURALLY NORMATIVE AND FOR UNRSTANDG STIGMA AGAST HOMOSEXUALS

DIFFERENTIAL RISK THEORY AS A SUBSET OF SOCIAL EXCHANGE THEORY: IMPLITNS FOR MAKG GAY MARRIAGE CULTURALLY NORMATIVE AND FOR UNRSTANDG STIGMA AGAST HOMOSEXUALS

The great majory of lbian and gay upl feel that an equal balance of power would be sirable (Pepl & Cochran, 1990), but not all report that they achieve this ial state.

In Pepl and Cochran's study, only 59% of lbians, 38% of gay men, 48% of heterosexual women, and 40% of heterosexual men reported that the balance of power their current relatnship was exactly equal.