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Contents:

• EMOTNALLY GAY
• REPORTED EFFECTS OF MASCULE IALS ON GAY MEN
• GENR INTIFITN AND ATTUS TOWARD GAY PEOPLE: GENR AND SEXUALY DIFFERENC AND SIARI

EMOTNALLY GAY

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Movement, Knowledge, Emotn: Gay activism and HIV/AIDS Atralia on JSTOR. Attus toward lbians and gay men have attracted the attentn of rearchers for several s (Herek &McLemore, 2013) due to the great impact they n have on people’s psychologil state and behavr. A negative perceptn of lbians and gay men was found to be nnected wh both the approval of discrimatory strategi targetg this group and wh vlence toward them, as well as wh creased support for their rights (e.

REPORTED EFFECTS OF MASCULE IALS ON GAY MEN

G., Gulevich et al., 2018; Patacchi et al., 2014; Whe &Yamawaki, 2009) many years, rearchers have studied the factors that might affect attus toward gay people (which this paper clus both lbian women and gay men unls specified). In addn, some studi have shown that straight dividuals reported more negative attus toward gay people than sexual mori did (Verweij et al., 2008; Worthen, 2018). Genr differenc attus toward gay people are terpreted as the rult of endorsements of such iologi (e.

Due to this, genr inty might be associated wh attus toward gay people. To tt this assumptn, we nducted a study aimed at examg the relatnship between genr intifitn and attus toward lbians and gay men among people of different genrs and sexual Iology and Attus toward Gay PeopleGenr iology, broad terms, is ually unrstood as an dividual’s ternalizatn of cultural belief systems and attus toward members of a particular genr group. Prev rults revealed that endorsement of TMI was associated wh negative attus toward women (Corprew III et al., 2014; Gage &Lease, 2018; Hyatt et al., 2017; Lease et al., 2020; Stanr et al., 2018) and gay people (Barron et al., 2008; Keiller, 2010; McDermott et al., 2014; Parrott et al., 2002) scholars have suggted that tradnal genr iologi might expla genr differenc attus toward gay men and lbian women.

Neverthels, we believe that siar reasong might be ed to expla not only genr, but also sexualy differenc attus toward lbians and gay men. This difference is likely due to straight people exprsg more negative attus than sexual mory dividuals toward sexual together, studi on tradnal genr iologi may expla the differenc attus toward gay people that exist between men and women, and between straight and sexual mory dividuals. To fill this gap, we turn to the examatn of genr Inty and Attus toward Gay PeopleGenr inty is ually referred to as the tegorizatn of onelf as female or male, along wh the importance of this tegorizatn for one’s self-fn (Wood &Eagly, 2015).

GENR INTIFITN AND ATTUS TOWARD GAY PEOPLE: GENR AND SEXUALY DIFFERENC AND SIARI

The more the iology emphasiz the need to mata existg genr differenc, the more is associated wh negative attus toward gay people. Sce people of diverse genrs and sexuali support different genr iologi, one might assume that the groups there will be a different relatnship between genr intifitn and attus toward gay particular, sce TMI impli stricter adherence to differenc between men and women than TFI, we hypothized that stronger genr intifitn among men would be associated wh more negative attus toward lbians and gay men than among women (hypothis 1). In addn, sce straight dividuals were found to endorse tradnal genr iologi more than sexual mory dividuals, we hypothized that stronger genr intifitn would be associated wh more negative attus toward lbians and gay men among straight people than among sexual mory dividuals (hypothis 2) wh stronger genr intifitn attribute more stereotypil characteristics to genr -group members, give a more posive asssment of people who nform to genr stereotyp, and a more negative asssment of people who vlate them.