对于异性恋者来说,双相恐惧症与同性恋恐惧症的相关性基本相同

IF 1.8 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY Journal of Bisexuality Pub Date : 2023-03-15 DOI:10.1080/15299716.2022.2106607
C. Nagoshi, Aviva Bechky, Julie L Nagoshi, V. Pillai
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摘要在之前的一项研究中,187名女性和107名男性直男美国大学本科生被随机分配到出生女性或出生男性目标的恐同症和跨性别症的完整测量中,作者报告了恐同症与跨性别症之间的相似性和差异性,这取决于参与者和/或目标性别。这项研究的参与者还完成了一项广泛使用的双恐惧症测量。在本简短报告中,作者不仅表明,异性恋参与者的恐同评分与他们的双恐惧评分高度相关,而且恐同症与其他预测因素的相关性与双恐惧症的相应预测因素高度相似。与之前证明的异性恋者与跨性别者对同性恋/女同性恋态度的决定因素差异的功能基础相反,这些新发现表明,对于异性恋者来说,双性恋恐惧症的决定因素与恐同症的决定因子在很大程度上重叠。
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For Straight Persons, Correlates of Biphobia Are Mostly the Same as for Homophobia
Abstract In a previous study, for a sample of 187 female and 107 male straight U.S. college undergraduates randomly assigned to complete measures of homophobia and transphobia with either born-female or born-male targets, the authors reported on the similarities and differences between the correlates for homophobia versus those for transphobia, dependent on participant and/or target gender. Participants in this study also completed a widely used measure of biphobia. In the present brief report, the authors show not only that straight participants’ homophobia scores were highly correlated with their biphobia ones but that the correlations of homophobia with other predictors were highly similar to the corresponding ones for biphobia. In contrast to the previously demonstrated functional bases for differences in determinants of straight individuals’ attitudes about gay/lesbian versus transgender individuals, these new findings indicate that, for straight individuals, determinants of biphobia largely overlap with those for homophobia.
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Journal of Bisexuality
Journal of Bisexuality SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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