Abstract OBJECTIVE To pare the prevalence of negative mental health out among lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr, queer, qutng, and asexual (LGBTQ+) veterary profsnals and stunts wh the prevalence reported a prev study of veterarians; pare LGBTQ+ veterary profsnals and stunts regard to accs to LGBTQ+ polici and rourc, workplace or school climate, and inty disclosure; and exame whether the variabl were associated wh mental health (eg, psychologil distrs) or work- and school-related (eg, emotnal labor) out. SAMPLE 440 LGBTQ+ veterary profsnals and stunts the Uned Stat and Uned Kgdom. PROCEDURES Between July and December 2016, a web-based qutnnaire was distributed through email msag to members of LGBTQ+ veterary groups and announcements at general veterary and LGBTQ+-foced nferenc and newsletters. RESULTS Nonheterosexual cis men, nonheterosexual cis women, and transgenr and nonbary dividuals all had higher lifetime prevalenc of suicidal iatn and attempted suici, pared wh prevly reported prevalenc for male and female veterarians general. Profsnals reported more welg climat than did stunts (eg, lower equency of exposure to homophobic language and more supportive environments) and greater inty disclosure; however, stunts reported greater accs to stutnal rourc and polici. Climate variabl had a more robt relatnship wh negative out than did accs to LGBTQ+ polici or inty disclosure variabl. CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE Comparatively high rat of suicidal iatn and suici attempts among LGBTQ+ profsnals and stunts and the relatnship between climate variabl and negative mental health out suggted enhanced efforts are need to improve the climat veterary workplac and lleg." name="scriptn
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- MEASURG DIMENSNS OF LBN AND GAY MALE EXPERIENCE
- LBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INTY SLE (LGBIS): CONSTCT VALIDATN, SENSIVY ANALYS AND OTHER PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTI
- ATTUS TOWARD GAY MEN AND LBIAN WOMEN MORATE HETEROSEXUAL ADULTS’ SUBJECTIVE STRS RPONSE TO WNSG HOMONEGATIVY
- REVISN AND EXTENSN OF A MULTIDIMENSNAL MEASURE OF SEXUAL MORY INTY: THE LBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INTY SLE
- EXAMG THE LBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INTY SLE AMONG MEMBERS OF AN ALTERNATIVE SEXUALY SPECIAL INTERT GROUP
- 'TOO GAY FOR FACEBOOK': PRENTG LGBTQ+ INTY THROUGHOUT THE PERSONAL SOCIAL MEDIA ESYSTEM
- ENTREPRENRSHIP AND COMG OUT: EXPLORG THE EXPERIENC OF GAY AND LBIAN ENTREPRENRS
- NEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MEN
MEASURG DIMENSNS OF LBN AND GAY MALE EXPERIENCE
Lbian, Gay, and Bisexual Inty Sle (LGBIS): Constct Validatn, Sensivy Analys and other Psychometric Properti - Volume 15 Issue 1 * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
This ee public rource basilly provis "one-stop shoppg" for rearchers seekg measur signed for lbian/gay/bisexual issu or populatns. You n browse the entire list, or you n search for measur focg on particular topics, such as (for example) ternalized homophobia or inty velopment. Inty and muny among gay and bisexual men the AIDS era: Prelimary fdgs om the Sacramento Men's Health Study.
Genr-related tras gay men, lbian women, and heterosexual men and women: The virtual inty of homosexual-heterosexual diagnosticy and genr diagnosticy. Asssg nontradnal upl: Validy of the Maral Satisfactn Inventory-Revised wh gay, lbian, and habg heterosexual upl. Journal of Homosexualy, 41, Lbian, Gay, and Bisexual Affirmative Counselg Self-Efficy Inventory (LGB-CSI)Dillon, F.
The lbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) affirmative unselg self-efficy ventory: Development, validatn and trag implitns. The Relatnship Asssment Measure for Same-Sex Coupl (RAM-SSC): A standardized stment for evaluatg gay uple functng.
LBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INTY SLE (LGBIS): CONSTCT VALIDATN, SENSIVY ANALYS AND OTHER PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTI
Mohr‚ J.‚ & Fassger‚ R. (2000). Measurg dimensns of lbian and gay male experience. Measurement and Evaluatn Counselg and Development‚ 33‚ * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
Their Lbian, Gay, and Bisexual (LGB) multidimensnal inty mol acunts for important variabl regardg the nstutn of inti.
The Lbian, Gay, and Bisexual Inty Sle (LGBIS; Kendra & Mohr, 2008) nstut an operatnalizatn of this multidimensnal mol, and the aim of this article is to prent s nstct validy by analysg s factor stcture g a sample of Portugue lbian, gay and bisexual participants.
ATTUS TOWARD GAY MEN AND LBIAN WOMEN MORATE HETEROSEXUAL ADULTS’ SUBJECTIVE STRS RPONSE TO WNSG HOMONEGATIVY
Mory strs theory poss that members of a stigmatized group, such as sexual mori (lbian, gay, bisexual, and other non-heterosexual dividuals), are particularly subject to ill effects of mory-specific events (strsors), cludg overt homonegativy. Although adverse effects of homonegativy are well documented for sexual mori, ltle is known about effects of wnsg homonegativy on heterosexual dividuals. As a growg number of heterosexual dividuals hold acceptg views of sexual mory dividuals, some trimental effects of homonegativy may extend to heterosexual dividuals. For example, prr studi monstrate that when racial majory-group members wns discrimatn agast mory-group members, they may experience strs rponse, particularly if they hold posive attus toward the mory-group. In this experimental study, 263 heterosexual adults (Mage = 34.47 years, SD = 9.67, 51.7% female) were randomized to eher wns homonegativy or to a ntrol ndn. Participants rated subjective strs on a 0–100 visual analogue sle both immediately before and after the film-based ductn. Participants also pleted a measure of their attus toward gay men and lbian women. Moratn analys dited that participants who were more acceptg of gay men and lbian women experienced greater strs after the ductn than those wh ls acceptg views. Implitns and limatns of the fdi... * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
Su molo multidimensnal intidad Lbianas, Gays y Bisexual (LGB) expli variabl important n rpecto a la nstución intidas. La la Intidad Lbianas, Gays y Bisexual (LGBIS; Kendra, y Mohr, 2008) nstuye una puta en marcha te molo multidimensnal y el objetivo te artículo prentar su valiz nstcto mediante el análisis su tctura factorial utilizando una mutra participant lbianas, gays y bisexual portugu.
His current projects fall the followg areas: (1) everyday experienc of lbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) dividuals, wh a foc on inty salient events; (2) role of inty the behavr, perceptns, and adjtment of LGB dividuals and same-sex upl; (3) perceived stutnal climate for diversy, cludg stutn-level factors related to perceptns; and (4) attus and stereotyp among mental health profsnals.
Self-acceptance and self-disclosure of sexual orientatn lbian, gay, and bisexual adults: An attachment perspective.
REVISN AND EXTENSN OF A MULTIDIMENSNAL MEASURE OF SEXUAL MORY INTY: THE LBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INTY SLE
Two studi were nducted to vtigate a revised and extend versn of the Lbian and Gay Inty Sle (Mohr & Fassger, 2000): the 27-em Lbian, Gay, and Bisexual Inty Sle (LGBIS). This revisn featur more clive and ls stigmatizg language than the prev versn a … * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
Effects of stigma based on sexual orientatn are well documented among sexual mori (lbian, gay, bisexual, and other non-heterosexual dividuals; Meyer, 2003; Hatzenbuehler, 2009). Mory strs may rult om pervasive homonegativy, which we e here to scribe any prejudicial or stigmatizg behavr directed toward sexual mori, siar to the more lloquially ed term homophobia (see Lott and Grollman, 2010; Herek and McLemore, 2013).
EXAMG THE LBIAN, GAY, AND BISEXUAL INTY SLE AMONG MEMBERS OF AN ALTERNATIVE SEXUALY SPECIAL INTERT GROUP
The prent study ntribut to a growg body of lerature velopg psychometrilly and theoretilly ground measur of sexual orientatn mory inty. We tted psychometric properti and nstct validy of a 27-em measure, the Lbian, Gay, and Bisexual Inty Sle (LGBIS). … * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
G., wnsg homonegativy), yet only sexual mory dividuals would be at risk for velopg adverse out as a rult (Meyer, 2003). Unrstandably then, work that exam effects of homonegativy appears to foc on sexual mori, and ls is known about effects of homonegativy on heterosexual dividuals. While one study found that heterosexual women acted more clively after wnsg ostracizatn of a gay man (Salvati et al., 2019), ltle is known about behavral or strs rpons to homonegativy.
However, is possible that heterosexual dividuals who have acceptg views of sexual mori may experience a strs rponse after wnsg homonegativy (though likely differently and to a lser extent than for sexual mori). Although ltle is known about heterosexual dividuals’ strs rpons to wnsg homonegativy, some sight may be drawn om rearch examg Whe dividuals’ rpons to wnsg racism.
'TOO GAY FOR FACEBOOK': PRENTG LGBTQ+ INTY THROUGHOUT THE PERSONAL SOCIAL MEDIA ESYSTEM
This chapter exam the unr-rearched area of gay entreprenrship, explorg the lerature on what means to be a gay entreprenr and how g out might fluence the experience of entreprenrship. Focg on the perspectiv of gay and lbian... * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
Some heterosexual dividuals, such as alli, may feel prsure to nont homonegativy when they wns (Lapote, 2015), yet others may be unsure of how to rpond, potentially producg psychologil distrs (Ryan and Wsel, 2012). Still others, such as those who hold heterosexist beliefs and valu, may experience ltle rponse to wnsg homonegativy.
Though prr studi suggt that racial majory-group members’ subjective rpons to wnsg racism/discrimatn differ by attus toward mory-group members, this has not been experimentally examed among heterosexual dividuals exposed to homonegativy. Wh ltle experimental work examg exposure to homonegativy among eher sexual mori or heterosexual people, specific ponents of potential strs or behavral rpons to homonegativy are unknown (e. Th, at this early stage, may be eful to nsir heterosexual dividuals’ exposure to homonegativy more generally as a potential acute strsor.
ENTREPRENRSHIP AND COMG OUT: EXPLORG THE EXPERIENC OF GAY AND LBIAN ENTREPRENRS
* measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
Therefore, even acute exposure to homonegativy, if produc a strs rponse, may crease vulnerabily to adverse out for heterosexual dividuals. Taken together, heterosexual dividuals’ rpons to homonegativy may differ signifintly based on their attus toward sexual mori, and a growg number of heterosexual people who hold more posive attus may be particularly affected by wnsg homonegativy pared to those wh ntral or negative views.
NEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MENNEGATIVE SELF-INTY, AUTONOMY SUPPORT, AND DISCLOSURE AMONG YOUNG FILIPO GAY MEN
Approximately 4.5% of adults wh the Uned Stat intify as members of the lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr (LGBT) muny.1 This is an umbrella term * measuring dimensions of lesbian and gay male experience *
In le wh a mory strs mol (Meyer, 2003) and work on majory-group rponse to discrimatn (Lickel et al., 2011), we might expect that some heterosexual dividuals – pecially those who hold more posive views of sexual mori – would experience an acute strs rponse upon wnsg homonegativy.