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Minority-Specific Determinants of Mental Well-Being AmongLesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Youth

机译：女同性恋，双性恋和双性恋青少年的心理健康决定因素

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This study discusses the impact of stress specific to being lesbian, gay, or bisexual(LGB)—measured by means of the concepts of stigma consciousness and internal-ized homonegativity--on the mental well-being of LGB youth. Also, the effects ofpositive and negative social support were considered within the model. The sampleconsisted of 743 LGBs less than 26 years old who were recruited during the onlineZZZIP survey in Flanders, Belgium. Hierarchical regression shows that LGB-specific unsupportive social interactions have the greatest direct effect on mentalwell-being of LGB youth, followed respectively by stigma consciousness, internal-ized homonegativity, and confidant support.
机译：这项研究讨论了特定于女同性恋，男同性恋或双性恋（LGB）的压力（通过柱头意识和内在性同性化概念来衡量）对LGB青年心理健康的影响。此外，在模型中考虑了正面和负面社会支持的影响。该样本由在比利时法兰德斯（Flanders）进行的在线ZZZIP调查中招募的不到26岁的743个LGB组成。等级回归显示，特定于LGB的无支持性社交互动对LGB青年的心理健康具有最大的直接影响，其次是柱头意识，内部同性否定和知己支持。

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