psychosocial adjustment profiles of gay and lesbian individuals involved in marital relations: a cluster-based analysis

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Abstract
Abstract Sexual minorities continue to face stressful environments arising from a heterosexist and homophobic system, endangering their health as well as their relational competence. This study characterizes psychosocial adjustment profiles from gay men and lesbians, verifying their differences according to socio-demographic data and protection factors. For such, 176 self-declared gay and lesbian participants, residents of Fortaleza, Aracaju and Uberaba, with stable marital relationships, responded to the following instruments: Internalized Homophobia Scales, Marital Satisfaction Scale, and the General Health Questionnaire. By using the cluster analytical method, four adaptive patterns were identified: resilient (n = 58); vulnerable (n = 41); competent (n = 43); and poorly adapted (n = 34). The identification of distinct profiles emphasized individual development paths, pointing out directions on how to promote resilience processes among sexual minorities that experienced such internal perception of stigma.
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Authors ;Aline Nogueira de Lira;Normanda Araujo de Morais
Journal international immunopharmacology
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10.1590/1982-4327e3013
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-863X2020000100304&lng=en&tlng=en
Keywords
homossexualidade

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