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Religious Affiliation’s Association with Suicidality across Sexual Orientations and Gender Identities
The objective was to replicate and extend earlier findings examining the intersection of sexual orientation and religious affiliation predicting suicidality. Current analyses used updated data and extended prior work by examining how affiliation relates to suicidality for transgender individuals. Da
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