Reducing internalized binegativity: Development and efficacy of an online intervention.

Tania Israel · Andrew Young Choi · Joshua A. Goodman · Em G. Matsuno · Yen-Jui R. Lin · Krishna G. Kary +1 more

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Internalized binegativity (IB), negative attitudes and beliefs about one’s own bisexuality, can develop from chronic exposure to binegative discrimination and prejudice and is associated with several negative mental health consequences. We developed and tested an online intervention following the Re

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