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LCritchfi

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Identify six stages of the Homosexual Identity Formation (HIF) Model and the general characteristics associated with each stage.
 
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Resistance training helps at-risk youth resist:
 
  A. negative social influences.
  B. the desire for revenge.
  C. authority.
  D. their primal urges.


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Reply #1 on: Jul 30, 2018
Answer to Question 1

1 . Identity confusion: Awareness of feelings and behaviors directed toward same sex.
2 . Identity comparison: Acknowledgment of attraction to same sex but experiencing feelings of isolation.
3 . Identity tolerance: Tolerates one's position but does not embrace having a different sexual orientation.
4 . Identity acceptance: Sexual minority orientation is accepted as an alternative identity.
5 . Identity pride: Rejects the position that heterosexuality is the only lifestyle.
6 . Identity synthesis: Integrates sexual minority lifestyle with aspects of self and finds compatibility with both heterosexual and sexual minority worlds.

Answer to Question 2

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