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LGBT PSYCHOLOGY Flashcards

1
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Labels are so powerful it can be used to

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discriminate and oppress people

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2
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German nazi’s ___ as a superior race

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Aryan race

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inferior race

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jews, homosexual

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In China 600 BCE,

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pleasure of the bitten peach and brokeback

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5
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In Japan,

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shudo and nanshoku

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6
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In Thailand,

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Kathoey (lady boys)

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In Philippines,

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Babaylan/ catalonan

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Mostly roles of women, but some are males who lived their lives as women. Precolonial priest who are mostly females but some are males who lived their lives as female priest

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babaylan/catalonan

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In ancient Greek, all males are expected to take on a younger male lover in a practice

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pederasty

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10
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In Native America, they called ‘two-spirited’ person in a danceto the

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Berdache

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Later cultures see it as a sin following the Abrahamic Religion which branded it as

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sodomy, a crime against nature

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12
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Homosexuality was classified as a mental illness in

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19th century

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13
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removed homosexuality as a psychiatric disorder in 1973

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APA

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14
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women emotionally and sexually attracted to women

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Lesbian

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15
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men emotionally and sexually attracted to men

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Gay

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16
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man or woman emotionally and sexually attracted to men or women

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Bisexual

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when you gender identity (how you think and feel) is different from your physical sex (male/female); Transexual

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Transgender

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used by people who celebrate all gender identities, doesn’t want to be restricted as Lesbian, Gay, or Bi

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Queer

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people who are in the process of exploring, learning, or experimenting with what one’s gender, sexual orientation, romantic orientation, or another part of one’s identity

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Questioning

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20
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refers to a person who identifies as having both a masculine and a feminine spirit, and is used by some Indigenous people to describe their sexual orientation and gender identity

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2 spirits

21
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people born with sex genitals or chromosomes patterns that do not fit the typical male or female body

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intersex

22
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people who do not feel sexual attraction to anyone

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asexual

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straight or heterosexual people who are fighting for LGBTQ+
rights

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Ally

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refers to all sexualities that do not fit in the LGBTQ+ spectrum

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+Plus

25
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Being sexually attracted to people regardless of sex and/or gender.

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Pansexual

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Being sexually attracted to more than one sex and/or gender.

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Bisexual

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Being sexually attracted to the same sex and/or gender.

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Homosexual

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Being sexually attracted to a different sex and/or gender.

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Heterosexual

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Only experiences sexual attraction after a strong emotional bond has been established.

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Demisexual

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Only occasionally experiences sexual attraction.

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Greysexual

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Does not experience sexual attraction.

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Asexual

32
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Romantically attracted to people regardless of sex and/or gender.

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Panromantic

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Romantically attracted to more than one sex and/or gender.

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Biromantic

34
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Romantically attracted to the same sex and/or gender.

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Homo-romantic

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Romantically attracted to a different sex and/or gender.

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Hetero-romantic

36
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Only experiences romantic attraction after a strong emotional bond has been established.

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Demi-romantic

37
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Only occasionally experiences romantic attraction.

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grey romantic

38
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Does not experience romantic attraction.

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aromantic

39
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people whose gender expressions (their physical
appearance) may or may not be distinctly male or female

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androgynous

40
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when your gender identity matches with the sex you are assigned at birth

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cisgender

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people who do not feel like a boy or a girl; they may feel like they are both or neither, so sometimes they use the pronouns they, them, and theirs

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non-binary

42
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an umbrella term for persons whose gender identity, gender expression, or behavior does not conform to the typically associated with the sex to which they are assigned at birth.”

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transgender

43
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medical field- people whose gender identity is different from their biological sex and they what to change their body – hormonal replacement therapy/sex reassignment surgery)

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transsexuals

44
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a person whole biological sex is female and has transitioned to living his life as a male;

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FTM (female to male)

45
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a person whose biological sex is male and has transitioned to living her life as a female;

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MTF (male to female)

46
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some people want to dress as the opposite gender from time to time, however, unlike the transsexual, they are comfortable identifying with their biological sex

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Crossdressing

47
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these are people who dresses as the oppositive gender for
entertainment which they do out of passion or for works;

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Drag kings and queens

48
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peoplewhofeelliketheirgenderdoesnotfitthegenderbinaryviewthatis
limited to the male and female category because they feel that these are too restrictive

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gender queer

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