Jane identifies as a lesbian. If Jane's college experience is like that of many other gay, lesbian, and bisexual students, which of the following statements would be least likely to be true?
a. It is an easy transition and a big relief.
b. She may experience hostile campus environments.
c. Her college may have programs to reduce homophobic and anti-gay attitudes and discriminatory behaviors.
d. She may feel the need to hide her sexual orientation from other students, administrators, and campus health care providers.
Question 2
Aaron, like many gay people, recognizes that one of the dangers of coming out is ________.
a. the inability to gain citizenship in a new country
b. no longer being attracted to members of the same sex
c. no longer being accepted in the homosexual community
d. eviction or denial of housing
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