Kateryna M. Sylaska

TL;DR: A review of psychological correlates associated with reactions to disclosure indicates that positive social reactions are associated with more psychological health benefits and fewer negative health symptoms, whereas negative social reactions were associated with increased negative psychological health symptoms.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors draw upon the most reliable and valid estimates of IPV among LGB individuals, and how these estimates vary asa function of sexual orientation and gender, and show that milder forms of violence in IPV perpetration and victimizationcales can lead to higher rates of reported violence.

TL;DR: The moderating role of gender was explored and it was found that female SMS reported significantly higher rates of physical DV than female N-SMS, whereas male SMS and male N-NMS reported similar rates ofPhysical DV.

TL;DR: The results underscore the utility of understanding partner violence among LGBTQ youth through a minority stress framework and highlight the need for a better understanding of factors that mediate and moderate the relationship between minority stress and partner violence perpetration in order to inform prevention and intervention efforts.

TL;DR: The 14-item Quiet Ego Scale (QES) as discussed by the authors measures an identity that strikes a balance between a strong sense of agency (but not egoism) and a strong concern for the welfare of others.