Original paper
Accessing Counseling Services Where the Rainbow Doesn’t Shine: A Heterosexism Audit Study
Abstract
Through a field experiment set among licensed therapists (N = 425), we found nuanced evidence of heterosexist discrimination at the entry point of mental health services for a fictitious White, presumably gay man seeking counseling. We called therapists in LGB-affirming and LGB-hostile states and left voicemails requesting services. To manipulate perceived sexual orientation, a confederate using the name “Jon” recorded one of three conditions...
Paper Details
Title
Accessing Counseling Services Where the Rainbow Doesn’t Shine: A Heterosexism Audit Study
Published Date
Mar 24, 2020
Journal
Volume
68
Issue
13
Pages
2246 - 2265
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