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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"gay identity development"”.

  1. Is the identity development process intersectional?: the story of 15 gay white male Chicagoans

    … it. This study combined my experience as a gay white man with 14 life history interview of gay white men between the ages of 21 and 42 living in Chicago. Gay identity development primarily occurs through the dissipation of barriers to self-acceptance, while white identity development takes …

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  2. Gay identity formation: An (auto)ethnographic look at gay volleyball

    … until May of 2010, I was part of the SCVL, a gay volleyball league in Pittsburgh, PA. At the same time, I was a graduate student, working to advance my status within the Academy. In this study, I use autoethnography to talk about my experiences at the nexus of these two institutions: the SCVL …

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  3. An Investigation of the Relationships between Gay Identity, Perceived Social Support, Gender-Role Conflict, and Parenting Intention in Childless Gay Men

    … a higher likelihood of becoming a parent. For gay men, this process can be increasingly complex. There are a substantial number of factors that could play a role in a gay man’s decision to parent. Gay identity might play a role in the parenting intentions of gay men, as it has been found that …

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  4. How do gay men experience ruptures in the relationship with their therapist? An interpretative phenomenological study

    … higher prevalence of mental health problems for gay men, who experience higher rates of depression, substance misuse problems and suicide. Gay men use therapy at higher rates than the general population, but are also more likely to report unsatisfactory experiences in therapy – otherwise known as …

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