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From conservatism to support for gay conversion therapy: the role of prejudice and beliefs about same-sex sexuality
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Support for Gay Conversion Therapy may be motivated by homophobic prejudice driven by conservative groups. We propose that Support for Gay Conversion Therapy (SGCT) is motivated by conservatism and that this relationship is mediated by prejudice against gay individuals. We tested these hypotheses in three studies. In Study 1 (N = 249), we found that conservative values predict SGCT, and that this effect is partly mediated by prejudice. In Study 2 (N = 247), we replicated this mediation and found that ethical-religious and psychological essentialist beliefs differently moderated it. Study 3 (N = 210) went further by experimentally showing the political consequences of SGCT. We showed that more conservative individuals tend to absolve psychologists who practice sexual conversion, and that both prejudice and conservative-motivated SGCT mediated this effect. We discussed these results by emphasizing the psychosocial process that motivates SGCT.
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Conservatism Conversion Therapy Prejudice
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Souza, F. M. T. de, Pimentel, C.E., Pereira, C. R. (2022). From conservatism to support for gay conversion therapy: the role of prejudice and beliefs about same-sex sexuality. The Journal of Social Psychology, 162 (6): 752-769. (Published online 06 Aug 2021). DOI 10.1080/00224545.2021.1955652