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Journal of Counseling Psychology: Basic Psychological Needs, Authenticity, an…
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Clements, Zakary A.Rostosky, Sharon S.

The primary focus on the overall higher risk for poor psychosocial and health outcomes has overshadowed inquiries into general psychological processes that might support the psychological well-being of trans- gender and nonbinary individuals (TNB). Using self-determination theory to assess basic psychological needs (BPN) satisfaction and recent findings about the importance of authenticity to T…

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0022-0167
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Vol.72, No.4, p.311-320
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Journal of Counseling Psychology: Dual-Continual Examination and Differential…
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Schurmann, Jan et. al.

Although studies on the dual-continua model have demonstrated that distress and well-being are two- separate but interrelated factors of mental health, only limited research exists regarding these concepts for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, sexual (LGBTQIA+) individuals. The present study aimed to investigate the factor stricture of mental health in the LGBTQIA+ community…

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0022-0167
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Vol.172 No.1, p.92-102
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Journal of Counseling Psychology: Navigating Faith Transitions: A 4-Year Long…
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Lefevor, G. TylerSkidmore, Samuel J.

Many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ+) individuals raised in conservative religious traditions present to therapy with questions about how to navigate tension between their sexual/gender and religious identities. For therapists, having accurate information about (a) the typical process of religious deidentification, (b) its antecedents, and (c) its outcomes is …

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0022-0167
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Vol.72, No.1, p.15-29
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Journal of Counseling Psychology: Daily Minority Stressors, Threat Appraisal,…
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Scheer, Jillian R. et. al.

Recent calls have been made to decolonize White-dominated, Western narratives around concealment (e.g., that disclosure should be prioritized) and instead to examine psychosocial factors associated with concealment. Existing literature lacks exploration into daily variations of sexual or gender identity concealment (hereafter, "concealment") among sexual and gender minority people, especially s…

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0022-0167
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Vol.72, No.3, p. 211-222
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Journal of Counseling Psychology
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Toomey, Russell B. et. al.

Grief and loss perspectives are frequently used in clinical and nonclinical (e.g.. parent-facilitated support groups) settings to support families who are navigating awareness or disclosure of a child's diverse gender identity (ie., as transgender or nonbinary [TNB]). Little to no research has examined the mental health consequences of TNB youth of having parents and caregivers conceptualize th…

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0022-0167
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Vol.72, No.3, p. 201-210
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