Do beliefs about sexual orientation predict voting behavior? Results from the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
作者： Patrick R. Grzanka , Katharine H. Zeiders , Elliot S. Spengler , Lindsay T. Hoyt , Russell B. Toomey
DOI: 10.1037/SGD0000434
关键词: Political Candidates 、 Human sexuality 、 Sexual orientation 、 Presidential election 、 Voting behavior 、 Political Elections 、 Political psychology 、 Social psychology 、 Prejudice (legal term) 、 Psychology
摘要: Research has shown that beliefs about sexual orientation, including the naturalness, discreteness, and informativeness of sexual orientation categories, are associated with …
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