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How a romantic relationship can protect same-sex attracted youth and young adults from the impact of expected rejection

机译：一段浪漫的恋情如何保护同性吸引的年轻人和年轻人免受预期排斥的影响

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Same-sex attracted youth's well-being is jeopardized by components of minority stress, but this stress can be buffered by social support. What is unknown is whether a romantic relationship can also serve as a buffer. With an online survey we examined the link between components of minority stress, psychological well-being, and its moderated relation by romantic relationship status among 309 Dutch same-sex attracted youth (16-24 years old, 52.9% female). The results showed that minority stress components (internalized homophobia, expected rejection, and meta-stereotyping) were negatively related to psychological well-being. Moderation analyses revealed that only the impact of "expected rejection" on psychological well-being was buffered for those involved in a romantic relationship. This shows the particular functional link of romantic support in rejection contexts.
机译：同性吸引的年轻人的福祉受到少数群体压力的威胁，但是这种压力可以通过社会支持得到缓解。未知的是，浪漫的关系是否也可以起到缓冲作用。通过在线调查，我们调查了309名荷兰同性吸引年轻人（16-24岁，女性52.9％）中的少数群体压力，心理健康及其与恋人关系之间的温和关系之间的联系。结果表明，少数群体的压力成分（内部恐惧症，预期排斥和元刻板印象）与心理健康呈负相关。适度的分析表明，只有“预期的拒绝”对心理健康的影响才被那些恋爱关系中的人所缓冲。这显示了拒绝上下文中浪漫支持的特定功能链接。

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