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An exploration of social & emotional factors impacting well-being in women who have sex with women (WSW)
Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services ( IF 1.3 ) Pub Date : 2020-05-07 , DOI: 10.1080/10538720.2020.1762820
Diana M. Reindl 1 , Tera McIntosh 2 , Rhiannon Lewis 1 , Lauren Gellar 3
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Abstract “Women who have sex with women” or WSW have unique perspectives within the LBGTQ spectrum. The purpose of this study included documenting perceptions, feelings, and experiences among WSW. Thirty-seven women participated in six focus groups, ages ranged from 20–64 years. Responses were transcribed and thematically coded. Four themes emerged as influencing factors: shame and fear, community, gender roles, and normalcy. Each major theme produced minor themes providing a context within major themes. Results offer valuable insights that can assist community members, health professionals, and scientists to better appraise the disparities and stigma impacting social and emotional well-being among WSW.

中文翻译:

探索与女性发生性关系的女性的幸福感的社交和情感因素(WSW)

摘要“与女性发生性关系的女性”或“女性西南世界”在LBGTQ频谱中具有独特的见解。这项研究的目的包括记录WSW中的看法,感受和经验。37名妇女参加了六个焦点小组,年龄从20-64岁不等。答复被转录并按主题进行编码。四个主题成为影响因素:羞耻和恐惧,社区,性别角色和常态。每个主要主题都会产生次要主题,从而在主要主题中提供上下文。结果提供了宝贵的见解,可帮助社区成员,卫生专业人员和科学家更好地评估影响WSW之间社会和情感福祉的差距和污名。
更新日期:2020-05-07
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