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Front Psychol ; 13: 988054, 2022.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-36046402

ABSTRACT

Heteronormativity comprises essentialist, binary beliefs about sex and gender, and normative behaviors derived from those beliefs. There is scarce literature on how heteronormative attitudes and well-being variables are concurrent among individuals who are heterosexual or gay, lesbian, bisexual, and of other queer sexual identities (LGBQ). The objective of this study was to distinguish profiles of university students based on essentialism and normative behavior, two dimensions of heteronormativity, and to characterize these groups by sexual orientation and gender, perceived social support, physical and mental health, and life satisfaction. A sample of 552 university students in Temuco, Chile, responded to an online questionnaire consisting of sociodemographic questions, the Scale of Heteronormative Attitudes and Beliefs, the Life Satisfaction Scale, the Health-Related Quality of Life Index, and the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support. We used Latent profile analysis to distinguish profiles based on significant score differences in Essentialism and Normative behavior. We identified four heteronormativity profiles: High heteronormativity (34.85%), with a significant proportion of heterosexuals and men; Low heteronormativity (25.59%), comprising a significant proportion of students who were non-binary, and LGBQ; Heteronormativity focused on normative behavior (20.42%), with a significant proportion students who were men or non-binary, and who were lesbian, gay or bisexual or preferred not to disclose their sexual orientation; and Heteronormativity focused on essentialism (19.14%), with a significant proportion of heterosexuals and women, and individuals who preferred not to disclose their sexual orientation. The four profiles differed in the proportions of students by faculty and area of residence (urban/rural), and by life satisfaction, self-perceived mental health, and perceived social support. These results show that patterns of association between heteronormativity and subjective well-being are heterogeneous among heterosexual and non-heterosexual individuals. Some of these patterns may respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has disrupted daily life and social dynamics. These findings expand our understanding of advantageous and disadvantageous conditions associated with maintaining heteronormativity attitudes, particularly among non-heterosexual individuals.

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Rio de Janeiro; s.n; 2022. 87 p.
Thesis in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1537146

ABSTRACT

This research sought to unravel the social representations that accompany the population of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, transsexuals, transgenders, transvestites, queer, intersex and more (LGBTQI+) in the hospital environment. The general objective was to understand the relationship established in the care of the LGBTQI+ population in the hospital environment by SUS professionals. To reach the general objective, three specific objectives were categorized: to analyze the perception of health professionals about sexual and gender diversity; identify possible discriminatory actions that generate violations of health care rights of the LGBTQI+ population in the hospital environment; and, finally, to investigate whether the professional has full knowledge of the fundamental steps to support the formation of gender and sexuality identity, in order to humanize hospital treatment. The methodological procedures included semi-structured interviews and field observation in a suburban hospital in the city of Rio de Janeiro, RJ and, in the methodological analysis, it was based on the sociointeractionist perspective of Erving Goffman and the theoretical-conceptual debate based on the concept of stigma. by the same author. It was concluded that the LGBTQI+ population suffers prejudice in the hospital environment, given the lack of training of health professionals and social prejudice of these same professionals


Esta pesquisa buscou desvendar as representações sociais que acompanham a população de lésbicas, gays, bissexuais, transexuais, transgêneros, travestis, queer, intersexo e mais (LGBTQI+) no ambiente hospitalar. O objetivo geral foi compreender a relação que se estabelece no atendimento à população LGBTQI+ no ambiente hospitalar pelos profissionais do SUS. ara alcançar o objetivo geral, foram categorizados três objetivos específicos: analisar a percepção dos profissionais de saúde sobre a diversidade sexual e de gênero; identificar possíveis ações discriminatórias que geram violações de direitos de assistência à saúde da população LGBTQI+ no ambiente hospitalar; e, por último, investigar se o profissional possui pleno conhecimento das etapas fundamentais para dar suporte à formação de identidade de gênero e sexualidade, no intuito de humanizar o tratamento hospitalar. Os procedimentos metodológicos incluíram entrevistas semiestruturadas e observação de campo em um Hospital do subúrbio na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, RJ e, na análise metodológica, partiu-se da perspectiva sociointeracionista de Erving Goffman e do debate teórico-conceitual a partir do conceito de estigma do mesmo autor. Concluiu-se que a população LGBTQI+ sofre preconceito no ambiente hospitalar, dada a falta de capacitação dos profissionais da área da saúde e preconceito social desses mesmos profissionais


Subject(s)
Humans , Adolescent , Professional-Patient Relations , Ancillary Services, Hospital , Sexual and Gender Minorities , Prejudice , Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice , Qualitative Research , Hospital Care , Homophobia , Population Groups , Human Rights
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Interface (Botucatu, Online) ; 25: e200684, 2021. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-1250117

ABSTRACT

A saúde é um direito de todos. As investigações têm considerado, entre outros aspectos, a qualificação de profissionais da saúde voltada ao atendimento de minorias sociais, incluindo as identidades LGBTQI+ (lésbicas, gays, bissexuais, transexuais, queer, intersexuais, +), na tratativa da integralidade do ser humano. Dessa forma, o estudo busca, por meio de uma revisão sistemática de literatura, identificar as lacunas e potencialidades existentes no processo de formação dos profissionais de saúde no atendimento de LGBTQI+'s. Com abordagem qualitativa, descritiva e exploratória, após a análise verificou-se que profissionais da área da Saúde não estão preparados para atender a essas identidades, tornando-se essencial, para a promoção da saúde e do bem-estar no cerne do atendimento de LGBTQI+, a comunicação por meio de materiais informativos, políticas públicas, reestruturação curricular nos cursos de Saúde, e, ainda, uma desconstrução cultural operando em prol da equidade social. (AU)


La salud es un derecho de todos. Las investigaciones han considerado, entre otros aspectos, la calificación de profesionales de la salud, enfocado a la atención de minorías sociales, incluyendo las identidades LGBTQI+ (lesbianas, gais, bisexuales, transexuales, queer, intersexuales, +), en la tratativa de la integralidad del ser humano. De esa forma, el estudio busca, por medio de una revisión sistemática de la literatura, identificar las lagunas y potencialidades existentes en el proceso de formación de los profesionales de salud en la atención de LGBTQI+'s. Con un abordaje cualitativo, descriptivo y exploratorio, después del análisis se verificó que los profesionales del área de la salud no están preparados para atender a esas identidades, siendo esencial para la promoción de la salud y del bien estar en el núcleo de la atención de LGBTQI+ la comunicación por medio de materiales informativos, políticas públicas, reestructuración curricular en los cursos de salud y también una desconstrucción cultural operando en pro de la equidad social. (AU)


Health is everyone's right. Most research have considered, among other aspects, the health professionals' improvement of capacities, aimed at serving minorities, including LGBTQI+ (lesbian, gays, bisexual, transsexual, queer, intersex, +) identities, in comprehensively dealing with the human being as a whole. Thus, this study aimed identifying the gaps and potentialities in the process of training health professionals that care for LGBTQI+'s, through a systematic literature review. It is a qualitative, descriptive and exploratory approach, and the analysis showed that health professionals are not prepared to deal with these identities, being essential for the promotion of health and well-being at the heart of LGBTQI+'s care, to improve communication through informative materials, public policies, curricular restructuring in health courses, and additionally a cultural deconstruction operating in favor of social equity. (AU)


Subject(s)
Health Personnel/education , Health Human Resource Training , Sexual and Gender Minorities , Review Literature as Topic
4.
Interface (Botucatu, Online) ; 24: e190574, 2020.
Article in English | LILACS | ID: biblio-1090707

ABSTRACT

Esta série de poemas tenta abordar uma miríade de problemas psicológicos sofridos por pessoas LGBTQI+ hoje. Esses poemas identificam esses equívocos e traumas sobre identidade de gênero e sexualidade que mais tarde refletem em inseguranças, opressão internalizada e até morte.(AU)


Esta serie de poemas intenta abordar una miríada de problemas psicológicos que sufren las personas LGBTQI+ hoy en día. Estos poemas señalan esos conceptos erróneos y traumas sobre la identidad de género y la sexualidad que luego se reflejan en inseguridades, opresión internalizada e incluso la muerte.(AU)


Subject(s)
Poetry , Sexual and Gender Minorities/psychology
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