Participants were provided with several self-report assessments to measure "actual or expected family reactions to the disclosure of same-sex sexual orientation," the participant's level of "religious fundamentalism," and level of "social conformity" (p.
What does SSSO stand for?
SSSO stands for same-sex sexual orientation
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Such counselors are simply trying to help, but these interventions are not research based, and although they may seem intuitively appropriate to some counselors, there is no research literature suggesting that (a) training in gender-appropriate behavior is a determinant of sexual orientation or (b) that a same-sex sexual orientation is subject to change anymore than an opposite-sex orientation (LeVay, 1996).
On the other hand, today there is greater social support from lesbian, gay and bisexual peers; greater freedom and willingness to disclose one's sexual identity; and generally more positive attitudes about same-sex sexual orientation.