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“I feel like god doesn't like me” : faith and ambiguous loss among transgender youth.
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82779
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UPS BIBL CENTR 39-C-632
Autore
ANDERSON, S.O.
Titolo
“I feel like god doesn't like me” : faith and ambiguous loss among transgender youth. Parte componente di periodico
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pp. 390-401.
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Estratto da: Family Relations 2021, 70, 2.
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The present study expands the use of ambiguous loss theory into the realm of religion and religious rejection for sexual- and gender-minority people, an area that has previously been addressed primarily as an issue of minority stress. Research has demonstrated that religion-based, nonaffirming messaging from family and faith communities is correlated with decreased health and well-being of sexual- and gender-minority persons, who are, like most Americans, likely to have been raised in religious (predominately Christian) homes. Existing research has begun to explain why nonaffirming faith affiliation seems to negatively impact sexual gender minority people, but it does not explain the mechanisms of long-term distress. This study is a qualitative thematic analysis of religion and family data from semistructured interviews with 63 transgender youth from the United States, Canada, and Ireland who reported being raised in religious Christian homes. Analysis revealed that the narratives of participants who had been members of a psychological family of faith included all of the core elements of ambiguous loss, suggesting that individuals can experience ambiguous loss in relationship to a faith community and to God.
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USA.
CANADA.
IRLANDA.
CRISTIANESIMO.
APPARTENENZA.
DISCRIMINAZIONE.
COMUNITÀ.
MINORANZE.
RELAZIONI.
VITA FAMILIARE.
SPERIMENTAZIONE.
ABBANDONO.
FEDE.
ADOLESCENTI.
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Psicologico
Sociologico
Autore Secondario
MCGUIRE, J. K.
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Estratto da: Family Relations 2021, 70, 2.
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