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Measuring Exposure to Conversion Ideology: Development and Initial Validation of the Exposure to Conversion Ideology Scale
Conversion practices are sustained by broader messages that portray sexual and gender diversity as caused, changeable or suppressible, morally wrong, abnormal, or pathological. However, research has lacked a multidimensional measure of exposure to these messages. This study developed and initially v
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