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期刊名:Psychology of sexual orientation and gender diversity

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ISSN:2329-0382

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IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Jae A Puckett,Samantha Tornello,Brian Mustanski et al. Jae A Puckett et al.
Transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people commonly report the following gender identity milestones: feeling different about their gender than expectations for their sex assigned at birth, identifying as TGD, living in their affirmed gende...
Joanne Davila,Brian A Feinstein,Christina Dyar et al. Joanne Davila et al.
There is ample evidence of and concern about the invisibility of bisexual+ individuals, which results from the tendency to deny or ignore their identities. Recent research has begun to examine whether and how bisexual+ individuals (an umbre...
Christina Dyar,Brian A Feinstein,Emily Bettin et al. Christina Dyar et al.
The efforts of bisexual+ people to make their sexual orientation visible are associated with positive and negative outcomes, but little is known about the temporality or directionality of these associations. Using data from a 28-day diary s...
Patrycja Klimek,Alexandra D Convertino,Manuel Gonzales th et al. Patrycja Klimek et al.
The Drive for Muscularity Scale (DMS) is a commonly used measure used to assess the pursuit of muscularity. However, the factor structure of this measure has yet to be confirmed in a sample of sexual minority women. Moreover, the invariance...
Katie Wang,Anthony J Maiolatesi,Charles L Burton et al. Katie Wang et al.
Although expressive flexibility (i.e., the ability to engage in expressive enhancement and suppression in accordance with situational demands) has been increasingly recognized as an important source of resilience, its role in the context of...
Sabra L Katz-Wise,Eli G Godwin,Neeki Parsa et al. Sabra L Katz-Wise et al.
The current study used family and ecological systems approaches to understand transgender and/or nonbinary (TNB) youths' experiences of their gender identity within family and community contexts. A sample of 33 TNB youth, ages 13-17 years (...
Abigail Y Wang,Brian A Feinstein Abigail Y Wang
Previous research on sexual minority health has largely focused on negative experiences related to one's sexual orientation with limited attention to the ways in which being a sexual minority can contribute to positive experiences. This is ...
Jillian R Scheer,Abigail W Batchelder,Katie Wang et al. Jillian R Scheer et al.
Gender-based stressors (e.g., sexism) are rooted in hegemonic masculinity, a cultural practice that subordinates women and stems from patriarchal social structures and institutions. Sexism has been increasingly documented as a key driver of...
Elise Bragard,Kathryn Macapagal,Brian Mustanski et al. Elise Bragard et al.
Adolescent men who have sex with men (AMSM) are at high HIV risk. Condomless anal intercourse (CAI) increases HIV risk and has been associated with interpersonal power imbalances, such as asymmetries in decision-making authority, social sta...
Emily Panza,Kara B Fehling,David W Pantalone et al. Emily Panza et al.
Objective: This study assessed whether baseline levels of distal and proximal minority stressors related to sexual orientation, gender, and weight were associated with prospective risk for dysregulated eating in daily lif...