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Personality Differences among Men and Women of Various Sexual Orientations, Including Asexual and Pansexual Individuals
Several theoretical approaches explain variance in personality related to sexual orientation. Drawing on the minority stress theory and the gender shift hypothesis, this study explores personality differences across people of various sexual orientations, including underrepresented groups, such as as
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