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Mental health, relationships, and sex: exploring patterns among bisexual individuals in mixed orientation relationships

机译:心理健康,关系和性别:在混合定位关系中探索双性恋个人之间的模式

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Drawing on minority stress theory and sexual health literature, this exploratory study tested the relations of bisexual identity factors (e.g. anticipated binegativity, identity affirmation), minority stressors (e.g. isolation and vicarious trauma), and sexual and relationship variables (e.g. sexual functioning, relationship satisfaction) with mental health. Participants were 53 self-identified bisexual individuals in a mixed orientation relationship (MORE) with partners who did not also identify as bisexual. Moderate or above levels of depression, anxiety, and stress were reported by 34.5%, 25.4%, and 27.3% of the sample, respectively. Minority stressors were examined as mediators of the relations of bisexual identity factors and mental health outcomes. Isolation significantly mediated anticipated binegativity and depression, anxiety, and stress. Additionally, vicarious trauma mediated the relation of bisexual identity affirmation with anxiety. Consistent with existing literature, mental health concerns were negatively correlated with various aspects of sexual functioning and relationship satisfaction. Bisexual individuals in monogamous relationships with lesbian-identified partners reported lower stress levels than those with heterosexual partners. Results from the current study provide preliminary information about the health of bisexual individuals in MOREs, and point to minority stressors as potentially fruitful targets of prevention and intervention efforts to reduce negative mental health outcomes among bisexual populations.
机译:绘制少数民族压力理论和性健康文献,这项探索性研究测试了双性恋身份因素(例如预期的Binegativity,身份肯定),少数群体压力源(例如孤立和替代创伤)的关系,以及性和关系变量(例如性功能,关系满意度)心理健康。参与者是53个自我识别的双性恋个人,其中与不确定为双性恋的合作伙伴的合作伙伴。抑郁症,焦虑和压力的中度或高于34.5%,25.4%和27.3%的样品。少数群体压力师被审查为双性恋身份因素和心理健康结果关系的调解员。分离显着介导预期的培训,抑郁,焦虑和压力。此外,替代的创伤介导双性恋身份肯定与焦虑的关系。与现有文献一致,心理健康问题与性功能和关系满意度的各个方面负相关。与女同性恋鉴定的合作伙伴的单一关系中的双性恋个人报告的压力水平低于异性恋伙伴。目前研究的结果为德国的双性恋个人健康提供了初步信息,并指出少数群体压力师,这是预防和干预努力减少双性恋人群的负心理健康成果的潜在富有成效的目标。

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