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18. Minderheidsstress bij mensen met een homoseksuele voorkeur

Auteurs : Prof. dr. Henny Bos, Dr. Lisette Kuyper, Prof. dr. Theo Sandfort

Uitgeverij: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum

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In dit hoofdstuk staat het seksueleminderheidsstressmodel centraal en wordt het voorgesteld als verklaring voor de vaststelling dat homoseksuele personen meer psychische problemen ervaren dan niet homoseksuele personen. Het seksueleminderheidsstressmodel verklaart de hogere prevalentie van psychische problemen bij homoseksuele personen als een gevolg van vier factoren: (1) daadwerkelijke acute en chronische gebeurtenissen en omstandigheden; (2) verwachtingen van dergelijke gebeurtenissen en de waakzaamheid die dat vereist; (3) het verbergen van de eigen seksuele voorkeur; en (4) het zich eigen hebben gemaakt van negatieve sociale opvattingen en houdingen. Nederlands en Vlaams onderzoek bevestigt de validiteit van het seksueleminderheidsstressmodel. De implicaties van dit model voor hulpverlening en preventie worden geschetst. Daarnaast is er ook kort aandacht voor een alternatief model ter verklaring van de hogere prevalentie van psychische problemen bij homoseksuele personen.

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Titel: Minderheidsstress bij mensen met een homoseksuele voorkeur
Auteurs: Prof. dr. Henny Bos
Dr. Lisette Kuyper
Prof. dr. Theo Sandfort
Uitgeverij: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum
Boek: Leerboek seksuologie
Print ISBN: 978-90-368-1110-1

Elektronisch ISBN: 978-90-368-1111-8

Copyright: 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-1111-8_18

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