Volunteers Needed for LGBQ Minority Stress Study

If you are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or questioning, please participate in a national and anonymous on-line survey study on the psychological effects of sexual minority stress on LGBQ people’s mental health and identity.  The purpose of the study is to better understand interrelationships among shame, emotional ambivalence, internalized homophobia, personal mastery, and the process of positive identity formation.  The study is being conducted by Dr. Darrell Greene and Dr. Paula Britton, through John Carroll University and the JCU Education and Allied Studies Department.  The study will take about 20 to 30 minutes to complete.  Benefit to you as a participant involves contributing to our understanding of the psychological effects of sexual minority stress in our communities, and your knowledge of helping counselors to know how better to help LGB and questioning people with positive identity development.  Complete the survey, and be eligible to win from $10 to up to $50 in gift cards.  If interested, please go to the following surveylink:     https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LGBQMinorityStressSurvey