Predicting Homonegativity from Conservation Values and Gender

Author

Jordyn WasherFollow

Publication Date

4-6-2018

Document Type

Poster

Department

Psychology

Mentor

Daniel Lannin

Mentor Department

Psychology

Abstract

The present research explored the relationship between personal "conservation" values, gender, and homonegativity. Results indicated that prioritizing conservation values strongly predicted greater homophobic attitudes for both men and women, with strongest effects for men. Masculine identities that value security, tradition, and conformity may be most likely to experience homonegativity.

Comments

Washer-undergraduate

Recommended Citation

Washer, Jordyn, "Predicting Homonegativity from Conservation Values and Gender" (2018). University Research Symposium. 157.
https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/rsp_urs/157