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Artikel

An Evaluation of Gay/Lesbian and Heterosexual Adoption  / Paige Averett, Blace Nalavany, Scott Ryan.

Adoption Quarterly, 12 (2009) 3/4, p. 129-151
bron: Adoption Quarterly jaargang: 12 (2009) 3/4 , p. 129-151
samenvatting: Many experts in the helping professions have agreed that there is no scientific credence to support a gay and lesbian adoption ban. Nevertheless, there continues to be persistent mythology pertaining to outcomes for children adopted by gay and lesbian parents. This position may be somewhat due to the dearth of research that compares heterosexual and homosexual parenting outcomes with adopted children. To respond to this gap in the literature, this study explored the extent of emotional and behavioral problems among children aged 1.5 to 5 years (n = 380) and 6 to 18 years (n = 1,004) with gay and lesbian or heterosexual adoptive parents. A multiple regression analysis was used to assess the association between the dependent variables (child internalizing and externalizing behavior) on adoptive parent sexual orientation (gay and lesbian or heterosexual) while controlling for child age, child sex, pre-adoptive maltreatment, co-sibling adoption, adoption preparation, family income, and family functioning. As hypothesized, results indicted that child internalizing and externalizing behavior was not contingent upon adoptive parent sexual orientation. Rather, regardless of sexual orientation, adoptive parents are likely to encounter similar challenges in terms of risk factors for child behavioral problems and mitigating factors of such behavior. Recommendations for practice, policy, and future research are highlighted.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: dgb artikelen (aver/eva)
An Evaluation of Gay/Lesbian and Heterosexual Adoption
dgb artikelen (aver/eva)
Paige Averett, Blace Nalavany, Scott Ryan.
Adoption Quarterly
12
(2009)
3/4
129-151
N292060
Artikel

How Children Rearrange the Closet: Disclosure Practices of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Prospective Parents  / Cara A. Bergstrom-Lynch.

Journal of GLBT Family Studies, 8 (2012) 2 (mar-apr), p. 173-195
bron: Journal of GLBT Family Studies jaargang: 8 (2012) 2 (mar-apr), p. 173-195
samenvatting: Gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer (GLBTQ) people in the United States are increasingly living lives beyond the closet. Previous research on the organization of postmodern families has not revealed how those who are GLBTQ are negotiating disclosure of their sexual identities during the process of becoming parents. This research fills this gap by looking at how parenthood rearranges the closet. It finds that parents overwhelmingly prefer to be open about their sexual orientation and gender identity, but many had to negotiate their disclosure during interactions with legal and medical institutions. Parents who used sperm banks and surrogacy agencies were better able to be out than those who chose adoption. Implications for practitioners and future research are addressed. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1550428X.2011.623929#.VNNQjqLYjrw ]
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
How Children Rearrange the Closet: Disclosure Practices of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Prospective Parents
ts.
Cara A. Bergstrom-Lynch.
Journal of GLBT Family Studies
8
(2012)
2
(mar-apr)
173-195
N294422
Artikel

The Disclosure Practices of a South African-Born Adolescent Raised in an American Lesbian-Parent Family  / Carien Lubbe, Liana Kruger.

Journal of GLBT Family Studies, 8 (2012) 4 (july-sep), p. 385-402
bron: Journal of GLBT Family Studies jaargang: 8 (2012) 4 (july-sep), p. 385-402
samenvatting: This qualitative case study explores the disclosure practices of a South African-born adolescent who is raised in a lesbian-parent family in the United States of America, in an attempt to understand how adolescents negotiate their unique family structure throughout their daily lives. The data in this study were analysed using thematic content analysis. The concept of moral cultures is adopted from the work of Hart and Carlo (2005) and identified in the following dominant discourses in the life of the adolescent participant, namely: religion, school, friends, acquaintances and society at large, and emotions. Furthermore, social control seems to be a very prominent factor in the decision of adolescents raised in same-gendered families to disclose or withhold information. Casual-calculated disclosure is identified as a method for social control, when disclosing information about the family structure becomes inevitable for an individual. Furthermore, the decision to disclose is generally based on (1) a perception of urgency, (2) the existence of an intimate relationship, and (3) the disclosure of information based on a shared experience. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1550428X.2012.705622#.VGHQuMmzZco ]
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
The Disclosure Practices of a South African-Born Adolescent Raised in an American Lesbian-Parent Family
ts.
Carien Lubbe, Liana Kruger.
Journal of GLBT Family Studies
8
(2012)
4
(july-sep)
385-402
N294431
Artikel

Attitudes Toward Same-Sex Parenting : Exploratory, Confirmatory, and Invariance Analyses of Two Psychometric Scales  / Jorge Gato, Daniela Freitas, Anne Marie Fontaine.

Journal of GLBT Family Studies, 9 (2013) 3 (may-jun), p. 205-229
bron: Journal of GLBT Family Studies jaargang: 9 (2013) 3 (may-jun), p. 205-229
samenvatting: In this article we describe the process of construction and validation of two instruments devised to measure attitudes toward same-sex parenting. One instrument focuses on evaluations of the parents and the other on evaluations of their child's development. Both instruments are presented after an adoption vignette in which the sexual orientation and relational status of the prospective adoptive parents and the gender of the adopted child were varied. First, we determined the factorial structure of the two instruments using exploratory factor analysis. Second, we validated the observed factorial structures using confirmatory factor analysis. Third, we tested the measurement invariance of this model across the prospective adoptive parents' sexual orientation, relational status, and gender of their adopted child using multiple-group confirmatory factor analysis. The two instruments showed good psychometric qualities and proved to be reliable resources to measure diverse aspects of attitudes toward same-sex parenting. [ http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1550428X.2013.781906#abstract ]
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Attitudes Toward Same-Sex Parenting : Exploratory, Confirmatory, and Invariance Analyses of Two Psychometric Scales
ts.
Jorge Gato, Daniela Freitas, Anne Marie Fontaine.
Journal of GLBT Family Studies
9
(2013)
3
(may-jun)
205-229
N295147
Artikel

Wanted Fathers : Understanding Gay Father Families through Contextual Family Therapy  / Katie M. Heiden Rootes.

Journal of GLBT Family Studies, 9 (2013) 1 (jan-feb), p. 43-64
bron: Journal of GLBT Family Studies jaargang: 9 (2013) 1 (jan-feb), p. 43-64
samenvatting: This conceptual paper is concerned with the application of Contextual Family Therapy to gay father families (Boszormenyi-Nagy & Krasner, 1986). Gay fathers experience social and sexual stigma as a result of being both gay and male caregivers of children. Concurrently, much of family theory and therapy is laden with heteronormative assumptions and biases. However, after reviewing several studies that highlighted the activist nature of parenthood for gay fathers, Contextual Family Therapy social justice concepts of entitlement, loyalty, and legacy are offered as a new paradigm for understanding gay father families. Contextual Family Therapy therefore may frame how gay father families enact constructive entitlements for creating families that bend gender stereotypes about gay men (and men in general) as caregivers while remaining flexible and inclusive of adopted and fostered children. The professional implications discussed include suggestions for the therapeutic applications of Contextual Family Therapy with gay father families. [ http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/1550428X.2013.746055#abstract ]
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Wanted Fathers : Understanding Gay Father Families through Contextual Family Therapy
ts.
Katie M. Heiden Rootes.
Journal of GLBT Family Studies
9
(2013)
1
(jan-feb)
43-64
N295157
Artikel

Attitudes to Practice : National Survey of Adoption Obstacles Faced by Gay and Lesbian Prospective Parents  / Claire Kimberly & Alexa Moore.

Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services, 27 (2015) 4 (oct-dec), p. 436-456
bron: Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services jaargang: 27 (2015) 4 (oct-dec), p. 436-456
samenvatting: Gays and lesbians wishing to adopt are challenged with managing policies and practices about their right to adopt while also trying to identify adoption professionals that do not stigmatize against them. In an attempt to understand how attitudes toward same-sex couples potentially influence adoption professionals and surrounding policies/practices, 187 surveys were sent to adoption agencies throughout the United States. Questions posed focused on the directors' (a) knowledge of state and federal policies surrounding LGs adopting, (b) attitudes toward equal rights for same-sex couples, and (c) opinions of LGs as parents. These variables accounted for 42% of variance in regards to whether or not these agencies would accept applications from LGs. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10538720.2015.1085347 ]
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Attitudes to Practice : National Survey of Adoption Obstacles Faced by Gay and Lesbian Prospective Parents
ts.
Claire Kimberly & Alexa Moore.
Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services
27
(2015)
4
(oct-dec)
436-456
N296455
Grijs

Attitudes of students towards parental competence and child developmental aspects of homosexual, and lesbian couples : A cross-cultural comparison between Portugal and the Netherlands.  / Nynke Burgers.

Amsterdam: Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), 2013 - 48 p.
uitgave: Amsterdam : Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), 2013 - 48 p.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. ouderschap/kinderwens
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: There is a big diversity between countries in the opinions, attitudes and existing laws toward homosexuality in general and same-sex parenting. Even dough same sex couples do not differ in parenting quality compared to heterosexual couples, a father-mother family is still the norm in Western society. Lesbian mothers do encounter negative reactions experiences due to this non-traditional family composition, which influences their parenting experiences. To evaluate diversities in attitudes toward parental competence and child developmental aspects of homosexual and lesbian parents between countries the cultural theory of Hofstede was used. This theory uses the dimensions of masculinity and femininity to differentiate cultures. Within more masculine countries there is a stronger gender role discourse, homosexuality and same sex parenting threatens these stronger gender roles, which leads to more rejections and negative attitudes. Within feminine countries there is much more equality in gender roles within the family and therefore more acceptance. Therefore it was assumed that, attitudes toward parental competences and child developmental aspects of homosexual and same sex parents are more positive in more feminine countries compared to more masculine countries. This was assessed by comparing students from a more masculine country (Portugal) with students from a more feminine scoring country (the Netherlands). A total of 564 of Portuguese and 273 participated in this study. Exploratory analysis conducted on item level showed that Dutch students were more positive about the recommendation of homosexual and lesbian couples as adoptive parents compared to the Portuguese students. Composition of the family also did matter within Portugal the heterosexual couple were more positively evaluated compared to the homosexual and lesbian couple on different aspects of parental competence. However, composition of the family (heterosexual, homosexual, or lesbian parents) did not matter within the Netherlands for parental competence.
signatuur: cat. (burgers/att)

dgb grijs
toegang:
Attitudes of students towards parental competence and child developmental aspects of homosexual, and lesbian couples : A cross-cultural comparison between Portugal and the Netherlands.
cat. (burgers/att)dgb grijs
N298341
Grijs

Gedragsproblematiek van adoptiekinderen die opgroeien bij homoseksuele vaders in Nederland  / Rowan Hulsman.

Amsterdam: Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), 2014 - 55 p.
uitgave: Amsterdam : Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA), 2014 - 55 p.
onderwerpen:
thema:
  1. ouderschap/kinderwens
  2. homoseksualiteit
samenvatting: Ondanks dat er in Amerika 10.000 kinderen wachten op een plaatsing in een adoptiegezin blijft het voor Nederlandse homoseksuele mannen moeilijk om een kind uit Amerika te adopteren. Het huidige onderzoek is een pilotstudie waarin gekeken wordt naar het welzijn van adoptiekinderen die opgroeien bij homoseksuele vaders in Nederland. Tevens is onderzocht of er een relatie is tussen de mate van gedragsproblematiek van adoptiekinderen en de ervaren levenssatisfactie en mate van depressie van adoptieouders. Met behulp van verschillende vragenlijsten is de internaliserende en externaliserende gedragsproblematiek van adoptiekinderen onderzocht. Daarnaast is de ervaren levenssatisfactie en mate van depressie van homoseksuele en heteroseksuele adoptieouders onderzocht . In het onderzoek participeren 11 heteroseksuele ouders en 7 homoseksuele ouders. De adoptiekinderen in dit onderzoek waren tussen de 1 en 17 jaar oud. Wanneer de gemiddelde scores van de heteroseksuele en homoseksuele groep vergeleken worden scoren de adoptiekinderen in de homoseksuele groep hoger op de metingen van gedragsproblematiek. Dit resultaat is echter niet terug te zien in de statistische analyses. Er is geen verschil gevonden tussen de heteroseksuele en homoseksuele groep gevonden op de metingen van ervaren levenssatisfactie en mate van depressie. Tot slot blijkt uit de correlatietabel relaties zijn tussen de oudermetingen en gedragsproblematiek van kinderen, uit de statistische analyse blijkt echter dat ervaren levenssatisfactie en mate van depressie geen voorspellers zijn voor de mate van gedragsproblematiek van adoptiekinderen. De beperkingen van dit onderzoek zijn het laag aantal participanten, de beperkte generaliseerbaarheid van de onderzoeksresultaten en verschillen in land van herkomst van de adoptiekinderen.
signatuur: cat. (hulsm/ged)

dgb grijs
toegang:
Gedragsproblematiek van adoptiekinderen die opgroeien bij homoseksuele vaders in Nederland
cat. (hulsm/ged)dgb grijs
N298351
Artikel

Rethinking Kinship : A Strengths-Based Perspective on LGBTQ Foster and Adoptive Parents  / Sarah Mountz.

LGBTQ Policy Journal, 4 (2013-2014), p. 77-84
bron: LGBTQ Policy Journal jaargang: 4 (2013-2014), p. 77-84
samenvatting: This article examines and dismantles the body of claims used to exclude lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) individuals from fostering and adopting children. LGBTQ individuals continue to face stigma and discrimination in the United States, including in the child welfare system, which significantly shapes their views of family and society. These experiences of marginality may actually enhance their capacity as adoptive and foster parents. Rejection from families of origin has sometimes led LGBTQ people to establish kinship networks or 'families of choice.' This ideological approach to creating family may enhance the flexibility and openness that are trademarks of exceptional adoptive and foster parenting.
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.

dgb periodieken
Rethinking Kinship : A Strengths-Based Perspective on LGBTQ Foster and Adoptive Parents
ts. dgb periodieken
Sarah Mountz.
LGBTQ Policy Journal
4
(2013-2014)
77-84
N298523
Artikel

Sexual Minorities' Discrimination in Iberian and Latin American Countries  / Jaime Barrientos and Henrique Caetano Nardi (eds.).

Journal of Homosexuality, 63 (2016) 11 (nov), p. 1443-1572
bron: Journal of Homosexuality jaargang: 63 (2016) 11 (nov), p. 1443-1572
samenvatting: Contents : - Introduction: Sexual Minorities? Discrimination in Iberian and Latin American Countries / Jaime Barrientos and Henrique Caetano Nardi. - p. 1443-1445. - Validation Study of the Revised Version of the Scale of Prejudice Against Sexual and Gender Diversity in Brazil / Angelo Brandelli Costa ... [et al.]. - p. 1446-1463. - Predicting Portuguese Psychology Students? Attitudes Toward the Psychological Development of Children Adopted by Lesbians and Gay Men / Jorge Gato and Anne Marie Fontaine. - p. 1464-1480. - Collective Self-Esteem and Depressive Symptomatology in Lesbians and Gay Men: A Moderated Mediation Model of Self-Stigma and Psychological Abuse / Lara Longares, Jord Escartín and Alvaro Rodriguez-Carballeira. - p. 1481-150. - Subjective Wellbeing and Levels of Clinical Symptomatology in a Transwomen Sample and Men Who Have Sex With Men in Chile / Jaime Barrientes, Fabiola Gómez and Manuel Cárdenas. - p. 1502-1516. - Spanish Validation of the Polymorphous Prejudice Scale in a Sample of University Students / Laura Badenas-Ribera ...[et al.]. - p. 1517-1536. - System Justification?s Opposite Effects on Psychological Wellbeing: Testing a Moderated Mediation Model in a Gay Men and Lesbian Sample in Chile / Joaquín Bahamondes-Correa. - p. 1537-1555. - Trans-Specific Health Care: Challenges in the Context of New Policies for Transgender People / Graziella Tagliamento, Vera Paiva. - p. 1556-1572. [ Copies are available at http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/wjhm20/63/11?nav=tocList ]
onderwerpen:
signatuur: ts.
Sexual Minorities' Discrimination in Iberian and Latin American Countries
ts.
Jaime Barrientos and Henrique Caetano Nardi (eds.).
Journal of Homosexuality
63
(2016)
11
(nov)
1443-1572
N299452
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