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 POINT OF DISCUSION
1. INTRODUCTION 3. RESULT

General about LGBT Result from some methods that use in

this researh
2. METHODS
4. DISCUSSION
Some way to get the information
about this research Discuss the results obtained from
some methods that use.
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More Information , you can look this journal,

Ryan, Caitin, dkk. 2010. Family Acceptance in Adolescence and the Health
of LGBT Young Adults. Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing, Volume
23, Number 4, pp. 205–213
1. INTRODUCTION
Let’s start with the first set of
slides
Purpose
▹ In this research, the author wants to study
some of the reactions / responses of
families who accept or reject LGBT
▹ Family is the person who is closest to us
and knows us. As we know that there is no
religion that justifies LGBT. In fact, it is
very rare for journals or literature to 5
mention or discuss the acceptance of
families towards LGBT, especially when
they have revealed their identities. they
only discuss the negative effects and do not
focus on the causes and how to cure them.
How is the family received
What do
you think 6

about LGBT?
2. METHODS
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METHODS THAT USE IN THIS
RESEARCH :
▹ Family Acceptance
▹ Demographic Measures
▹ Young Adult Adjustment and
Health

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Family acceptance
The measure of family acceptance
was developed based on individual
in-depth interviews of 2–4 hr each
with 53 socioeconomically diverse
Latino and non-Latino white self-
identified LGBT adolescents and
their families in urban. From these 9

transcripts, a list of 55 positive

family.
 Some question that use in
this methods
▹ How often did any of your
parents/caregivers talk openly
about your sexual orientation?
▹ How often were your openly
LGBT friends invited to join
family activities?
▹ How often did any of your
parents/caregivers bring you to an
LGBT youth organization or
event?
▹ How often did any of your
parents/caregivers appreciate your 10
clothing or hairstyle, even though
it might not have been typical for
your gender?
 Demographic Measures
▹ Immigrant status
Point:
1 = born outside the United
States,
0 = born in the United
States).
▹ Parents’ occupational status was
measured by coding written
responses for the primary
occupation of each parent or
caregiver
Point:
1 = unskilled manual labor
2= semiskilledlabor
3= skilledlabor 11

4= professional
.
▹ childhood family ▹ childhood religious
religiosity (How religious affiliation
or spiritual was your Point:
family while you were
growing up? 1 = any religious affiliation
Ponit: 0 = no religious affiliation
0 = not at all
3 = extremely).
Young Adult
Adjustment and
Health
▹ We report on three
indicators of positive
adjustment and health
and five negative
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indicators
Three negative indicators:
Two indicators of positive adjustment:

“ . . . have
Social
you had
support
problems
was based on Sexual
the behavior General
risk washealth is assessed
Suicidal thoughts
with one or
with the law
average
because
of 12ofitems,
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defined as reporting
item:any behaviors were
alcohol or drug use?” unprotected analor vaginal measured as follows:
“There is a special person who is “How is your health in general?”
intercourse within the past 6 “During the past six
“ . . . have
around
you lost
whena job
I am in need,” Points
months with a casual partner months did you have any
because of “I your alcohol
get the or drug
emotional help andor a steady partner who was
1 = poor thoughts of ending your
use?” support I need from my family,”
nonmonogamous or life?”
“ . . . have you passed out or 5 = excellent 13
“My friends really try to helpserodiscordant for HIV “Have you ever, at any
lost consciousness because of
me” Point: point in your life,
your alcohol or drug use?”
Points 0 = no attempted to take your
“ . . . have you had conflicts own life?”
1 = lovers,
with family, stronglyordisagree
friends 1 = yes
Point:
because of 5 =your alcohol
strongly or drug
agree
use?” 0 = no
Point: 1 = yes
0 = no
1 = somewhat yes/yes
3. RESULT
RESULT
Immigrant status was strongly associated with family
acceptanceChildhood religious affiliation was linked to family
acceptance; participants who reported a childhood religious
affiliation reported lower family acceptance compared with those
with no religious affiliation in childhood. Childhood family
religiosity was also linked to family acceptance; highly accepting
families reported low religiosity compared with the high
religiosity among low accepting families.finally, we find evidence
of a link between social class and family acceptance such that
highly accepting families had higher parental occupational status 15
compared with those that scored low on acceptance (statistical
analyses available from authors on request). Young adults who
reported high levels of family acceptance scored higher on all
three measures of positive adjustment and health: self-esteem,
social support, and general health. For the measures of negative
health outcomes, young adults who reported low levels of family
acceptance had scores that were significantly worse for
depression, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation and attempts
DISCUSSION
Based on the results of research that has
been done, it is found that there are still
many families who do not accept the
existence of LGBT with the criteria of
immigrants, religion, and low economic
status. however, the authors of this study
focus on families that support the existence
of LGBT 16

The existence of hidden LGBT, is an

obstacle in conducting this research.
Mapped 100 miles from the office to certain
centers such as bars, clubs, and organization.
This research focus on LGBT non-Latino
white and Latino young adults, the two
largest ethnic groups in California
The relationship between LGBT people and
families who refuse will affect their
health and sexual risks. For families who
accept the existence of LGBT will focus on
positive things like (selfesteem, social
support, and general health) and protect
them from negative things like
depression, substance abuse, and suicidal
ideation and attempts). 17

Control from the family is very necessary,

when there is rejection in a group of LGBT
existence, the potential for suicide is
huge. To minimize the existence of mental
and health disorders in LGBT, researchers
provide several approaches to prevent
these things.
Implications for Nursing Practice and Research,
Parent/Family Education, and Support for Youth and Family
Parents who already know that children already have a personality that leads to
LGBT can bring them to Nursing Practice and Research, so we can discuss with
our children. Dont forget to support your children in any condition.

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