Rising and surviving: a conceptual model of active coping among Black lesbians.
Rising and surviving: a conceptual model of active coping among Black lesbians.
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DOI：
10.1037/1099-9809.10.3.229
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发表时间：
2004-08-01
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
Burkholder, Gary
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作者：
Bowleg, Lisa;Craig, Melynda L;Burkholder, Gary
本研究测试了一个积极应对的概念模型，主要是中产阶级样本（N = 92）的黑人女同性恋者（年龄18至68岁）参加黑人女同性恋务虚会。F. B。泰勒（1978）的心理社会能力的积极应对维度和L. P.安德森，C. L. Eaddy和E. A.威廉姆斯（1990）的美国黑人社会心理能力模型强调了个体和环境因素的作用，为研究提供了理论框架。一个理论模型，研究是否内部（自尊，种族和女同性恋身份）和外部（社会支持，感知可用的女同性恋，男同性恋，双性恋和变性人的资源）因素预测积极应对。结果证实，内部和外部因素的模型是一个统计学上显着的预测积极应对。
This study tested a conceptual model of active coping among a predominantly middle-class sample (N = 92) of Black lesbians (ages 18 to 68) attending a Black lesbian retreat. F. B. Tyler's (1978) active coping dimension of psychosocial competence and L. P. Anderson, C. L. Eaddy, and E. A. Williams's (1990) psychosocial competence model for Black Americans emphasizing the role of individual and environmental factors provided the theoretical framework for the study. A theoretical model was developed to examine whether internal (self-esteem, race and lesbian identification) and external (social support, perceived available lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered resources) factors predicted active coping. Results confirmed that the model of internal and external factors was a statistically significant predictor of active coping.