以澳大利亚心理学本科学生为样本探讨反无性恋偏见

IF 2.4 3区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Psychology & Sexuality Pub Date : 2021-07-23 DOI:10.1080/19419899.2021.1956574
K. Vu, D. Riggs, Clemence Due
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对无性恋者的态度的研究是心理学学科中一个相对较新的焦点,迄今为止还没有成为澳大利亚背景下的焦点话题。本研究主要针对澳大利亚心理学本科学生,以及他们对无性恋者的态度。这项研究招募了231名心理学本科生,让他们完成一项在线调查,评估他们对无性恋者的态度、对单身人士的偏见以及性别意识形态。此外,参与者还评估了他们对未来在心理健康机构与无性恋者一起工作的感觉有多舒服和自信。那些更认同传统性别角色意识形态、对单身人士有负面偏见的参与者,也有更大程度的反无性恋偏见。希望从事心理学职业的参与者报告说,他们对无性恋者的偏见程度较低,对单身人士的负面态度也较少,并且报告说,在未来与无性恋者一起工作时,他们的舒适度适中,将来有能力为无性恋者提供安全的护理。根据这些发现,论文最后讨论了在反无性恋偏见研究中需要持续关注的领域,并为心理学学生和临床医生的培训提出了建议。
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Exploring anti-asexual bias in a sample of Australian undergraduate psychology students
ABSTRACT Research on attitudes towards asexual people is a relatively new focus within the discipline of psychology, and to date has not been a topic of focus in the Australian context. This study focused on Australian undergraduate psychology students, and their attitudes towards asexual people. The study recruited 231 participants from undergraduate psychology programmes to complete an online survey assessing their attitudes towards asexual people, bias against single people, and gender ideologies. In addition, participants rated how comfortable and confident they felt about working with asexual people within mental health settings in the future. Participants who reported greater endorsement of traditional gender role ideology, and negative bias against singles, also reported greater levels of anti-asexual bias. Participants who hoped to pursue a career in psychology reported lower levels of anti-asexual bias and less negative attitudes towards single people, and reported moderate levels of both comfort in working with asexual people in the future, and capacity to provide safe care to asexual people in the future. Drawing on these findings, the paper concludes by discussing areas that require ongoing attention in the study of anti-asexual bias, and makes recommendations for the training of psychology students and clinicians.
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Psychology & Sexuality PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-
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