o después de sufrir abuso y también tienen muestras no probabilisticas. De hecho hasta hay una desconexion empírica entre la prevalencia de abuso infantil y posterior no heterosexualidad. [https://t.co/TeYzmNlyzZ] https://t.co/Q9gdL5ZT35
Disparities in adverse childhood experiences among sexual minority and heterosexual adults: results from a multi-state probability-based sample.
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Discussions include references to scientific studies and debates about the correlation between childhood abuse and sexual orientation, with some posters citing peer-reviewed research, while others dismiss the findings or question study interpretations. The tone ranges from informational to dismissive, reflecting a polarized response that affects the perceived significance of the research.
The discussions are mixed, with some posts supporting the findings and others questioning or disputing the data and interpretations.
The debates are somewhat engaging, especially among those referencing scientific studies, but many posts show a focus on controversy rather than curiosity about the topic.
Some posters delve into citing research and discussing methodology, indicating a moderate level of engagement, but many dismiss or ignore the data entirely.
The overall discussions reveal some influence on opinions about childhood adversity and sexual orientation but lack consensus or clear impact on larger societal understanding.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that sexual minority adults (lesbian, gay, and bisexual) are more likely than heterosexual adults to experience various adverse childhood experiences, including abuse and household dysfunction.
- Using data from surveys in three US states, the research showed that sexual minority individuals have higher odds of experiencing these negative childhood factors, with bisexuals showing slightly higher risks than gays and lesbians.
- The findings highlight the importance of using the ACE scale in future research to better understand and address health disparities faced by sexual minority populations.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@balkraix pasa con la anterior sección del hilo, varios de los propios autores que cita en realidad rechazan tal relación causal en sus revisiones como Andeser et al., 2013 [https://t.co/AdbmHKwzq4]. https://t.co/KMDI6tbTiD
@MarqueWealth @JimmyMidyette @wjxt4 Instead of cherrypicking a study why don't you cite a meta-analysis? https://t.co/O18ATf6tQ3 The prevalence of abuse is lower than 46% Also, there's an empirical desconection between sexual orientation and abuse as noted by Andersen and Blosnich https://t.co/m0nZkUGbtu https://t.co/hEUfjbhmMW
Some experiences, like elevated child sex abuse, may be explained this way (I don't completely disregard), but other experiences can't be explained: elevated family incarceration, drug use, alcohol use, divorce etc. Andersen 2013: https://t.co/7HWsGzK1A2 https://t.co/CwZG2gbNqM
@2nemuru @SeniorHormonas @_HumillaProgres @Personaje_Secun @TrinityIce_LS @StonerLion1995 @Ramododemoniaco @ElAlto44491573 @Willycrying_OOC Aparte de que eso ya se puede refutar fácilmente con solo ver que la mayoría de personas que sufrieron maltrato infantil no son homosexuales y ni la mayoría de homosexuales sufrieron abusos https://t.co/TeYzmNlyzZ https://t.co/z19rpf8hOl
@New11374141 de CSA [https://t.co/AdbmHKwzq4], por lo que es cuestionable la magnitud de tal asociación; (2) de ser verdad implicaría que otros factores extrínsecos a la orientación sexual serian los que influirían en tal relación, y por tanto la conclusión general de que la orientación + https://t.co/UZY3XozPTm
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Addressing Adverse Childhood Experiences in Sexual Minority Adults
Dr Morse discusses the disparities in childhood adversity among sexual minority adults, emphasizing the importance of understanding these challenges to inform support strategies and health interventions.
Addressing Childhood Adversities in Sexual Minority Populations
Dr Morse discusses disparities in adverse childhood experiences among sexual minority adults, highlighting increased risks of abuse and household dysfunction compared to heterosexual individuals, emphasizing the need…
@nikkofemboy0 @daruaequador @debirumancontex @abusado @abusados https://t.co/oIdJt6rseS
@pirateconductor @HasLahlStopped @mattnightingale @MattWalshBlog Wrong, the data in the table comes from a peer-reviewed study https://t.co/nR877shw7Z
@JohnBro32535685 @Persichidna @sexual_penis https://t.co/m0nZkUGbtu You can simply cite this study which shows a prevalence of 29.7% among gay/lesbian
RT @balkraix: @MarqueWealth @JimmyMidyette @wjxt4 Instead of cherrypicking a study why don't you cite a meta-analysis? https://t.co/O18ATf6…
@MarqueWealth @JimmyMidyette @wjxt4 Instead of cherrypicking a study why don't you cite a meta-analysis? https://t.co/O18ATf6tQ3 The prevalence of abuse is lower than 46% Also, there's an empirical desconection between sexual orientation and abuse as noted by Andersen and Blosnich https://t.co/m0nZkUGbtu https://t.co/hEUfjbhmMW
@Stasiahoney @rojo2k @A_Lefty_Gamer @abc13houston @MagnoliaISD Most homosexual men were sexually molested by a adult homosexual man when they were a child. You won't find it on Google because that goes against the woke mind, so I'll link a peer reviewed scientific study for you. https://t.co/JvhRCuV10F
@SLightening101 @peelonmust @CNN what type of evidence is that? As shown by Andersen and Blosnich (2013) despite having a higher rates of abuse, there's an empirica disconection between abuse and sexual orientation https://t.co/yJau11pn4G https://t.co/WZzHvTKsO1
@carsonkrow @JTaylorForMAGA https://t.co/JvhRCuVyQd
@VivekGRamaswamy https://t.co/JvhRCuV10F
@greenhasnolife @Mr_Trilobite Another https://t.co/WB4zwelWhG
@2nemuru @SeniorHormonas @_HumillaProgres @Personaje_Secun @TrinityIce_LS @StonerLion1995 @Ramododemoniaco @ElAlto44491573 @Willycrying_OOC Aparte de que eso ya se puede refutar fácilmente con solo ver que la mayoría de personas que sufrieron maltrato infantil no son homosexuales y ni la mayoría de homosexuales sufrieron abusos https://t.co/TeYzmNlyzZ https://t.co/z19rpf8hOl
RT @NewAle73: o después de sufrir abuso y también tienen muestras no probabilisticas. De hecho hasta hay una desconexion empírica entre l…
o después de sufrir abuso y también tienen muestras no probabilisticas. De hecho hasta hay una desconexion empírica entre la prevalencia de abuso infantil y posterior no heterosexualidad. [https://t.co/TeYzmNlyzZ] https://t.co/Q9gdL5ZT35
RT @_ShiroCC_: @balkraix pasa con la anterior sección del hilo, varios de los propios autores que cita en realidad rechazan tal relación ca…
RT @_ShiroCC_: @balkraix pasa con la anterior sección del hilo, varios de los propios autores que cita en realidad rechazan tal relación ca…
@balkraix pasa con la anterior sección del hilo, varios de los propios autores que cita en realidad rechazan tal relación causal en sus revisiones como Andeser et al., 2013 [https://t.co/AdbmHKwzq4]. https://t.co/KMDI6tbTiD
un factor significativo en el desarrollo de conducta homosexual. https://t.co/YeFIHYHPY0 https://t.co/czlHiGhwl6
@New11374141 de CSA [https://t.co/AdbmHKwzq4], por lo que es cuestionable la magnitud de tal asociación; (2) de ser verdad implicaría que otros factores extrínsecos a la orientación sexual serian los que influirían en tal relación, y por tanto la conclusión general de que la orientación + https://t.co/UZY3XozPTm
@Enopoletus @LilBeano16 3/4 of the growth in homosexuality is 'bi' coeds. Child sexual abuse increases prevalence somewhat, but I doubt there was a meteoric rise in it after 1980s.. https://t.co/uAh5spyMKX
@sunupu5150 @cisjender >Okay, so there's absolutely zero attraction You think. But IRL, formative experiences, such as, sucking cocks in childhood can lead to later finding such behavior attractive. Which is why the Left is interested in your children. https://t.co/uAh5spyMKX
@RealEyeman @Ennis85 What you quoted coincides with what I said: The science says that abuse is directly correlated with the lifestyle. Here's another study that found the EXACT same thing: https://t.co/LQCz4j2cXL
@RealEyeman @Ennis85 WRONG. https://t.co/IXxNM9UAyd https://t.co/rJZRP6xung https://t.co/LQCz4j2cXL
@jacobryan2323 Since you're so slow to catch on. Let me break the arithmetic down real simple. https://t.co/I2zynrw0kz Plus https://t.co/LQCz4j2cXL Plus https://t.co/i1MxDB5RRM Equals this: https://t.co/MITA0jv82F
@jacobryan2323 https://t.co/LQCz4j2cXL
Adverse Childhood Experiences... https://t.co/wKqLqd9Pcx
@Hammerheart3 @Michael49357665 @Amirys21 @TerribleBurden @MrGournalist It did. He's ignoring actual science, which says exactly that: https://t.co/LQCz4j2cXL
@kay_undae @Iam_QueencyRose @nip2004 @netflix https://t.co/aEdgb6pTR4 https://t.co/419evhlCeJ
Some experiences, like elevated child sex abuse, may be explained this way (I don't completely disregard), but other experiences can't be explained: elevated family incarceration, drug use, alcohol use, divorce etc. Andersen 2013: https://t.co/7HWsGzK1A2 https://t.co/CwZG2gbNqM
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