Social stressors stemming from within the gay community might render gay and bisexual
men vulnerable to mental health problems. The 20-item intraminority Gay Community Stress …

Intraminority gay community stress theory posits that social stressors within sexual minority
communities of men may be risk factors for mental health problems in gay and bisexual men …

The present study aimed to adapt the Gay Community Stress Scale (GCSS) into the
traditional Chinese version for measuring gay community stress experienced. Additionally …

Gay and bisexual men might face unique, status-based competitive pressures given that
their social and sexual relationships often occur with other men, who are known to compete …

Gay men experience various stressors, including gay-specific stressors such as
discrimination and internalized homonegativity as well as general stressors such as …

Gay-related stress occurs when gay men and lesbians must deal with stressors that are
unique to their sexual orientation. This research examined the relationship of gay-related …

Researchers have established that experiences with gay-related stressors such as
discrimination, perceived stigma and internalized homophobia, are associated with poorer …

The present study investigated the direct and additive effects of racial minority stress and
sexual minority stress on the psychological well‐being among a community sample of 139 …

Gay and bisexual men suffer from higher rates of mental health disorders than their
heterosexual counterparts. Minority stress theory provides the framework for much research …

Sexual minorities are exposed to various gay-related and general stressors that increase
risk of mental and physical health problems. Yet, less attention has been paid to positive …