可见性的代价:双性恋女性和性别膨胀人群中的少数民族压力、性侵犯和创伤压力

IF 1.8 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY

Journal of Bisexuality Pub Date : 2022-06-10 DOI:10.1080/15299716.2022.2085838

Laurel B. Watson, Brandon L. Velez, Raquel S. Craney, Sydney K. Greenwalt

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摘要

摘要利用少数群体压力框架，本研究评估了一个模型，该模型考察了双性恋女性和性别膨胀人群的性侵经历和创伤后应激障碍症状的相关机制。共有378名双性恋女性和性别膨胀者参与了这项研究，其中大多数参与者都是白人顺性别女性。研究结果显示，较高的出柜率与更频繁的反双性恋歧视呈正相关。此外，反双性恋歧视和性侵犯与更严重的创伤后应激障碍症状呈正相关。反双性恋歧视与更频繁的性侵经历有着独特的正相关，而outness通过反双性恋的歧视与性侵间接相关。此外，反双性恋歧视通过性侵犯与创伤后应激障碍症状间接相关。讨论了对未来研究和实践意义的建议。

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The Cost of Visibility: Minority Stress, Sexual Assault, and Traumatic Stress among Bisexual Women and Gender Expansive People

Abstract Utilizing minority stress framework, this study assessed a model examining the mechanisms associated with bisexual women’s and gender expansive peoples’ experiences of sexual assault and PTSD symptoms. A total of 378 bisexual women and gender expansive people participated in this study, with the majority of participants identifying as White, cisgender women. Findings revealed that higher levels of outness were positively associated with more frequent anti-bisexual discrimination. In addition, anti-bisexual discrimination and sexual assault were significantly positively related to greater PTSD symptoms. Anti-bisexual discrimination was uniquely positively associated with more frequent experiences of sexual assault, and outness was indirectly related to sexual assault through anti-bisexual discrimination. Moreover, anti-bisexual discrimination was indirectly related to PTSD symptoms through sexual assault. Suggestions for future research and practice implications are discussed.

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Journal of Bisexuality SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-

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2.60

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17.60%

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