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Psychologists' attitudes and clinical communication towards lesbians and gay men

2013-01-01

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Research suggests that people may hold positive explicit attitudes whilst holding negative implicit attitudes towards Lesbian and Gay (LG) people. While this seems evident amongst the general population, a previous systematic review (e.g. Boysen, 2009) only identified one study investigating explicit and implicit attitudes towards LG identities amongst counsellors. There are no similar systematic reviews using sam...

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2d482243-7500-5edc-88f4-87d30ff7c284
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10.17638/00013253
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