PSYCHOLOGY / PSYCHOLOGIE
Abou-Rihan, Fadi F.
“Repetitions.” Ph.D.
dissertation,
(225 p.)
Nietzsche, Freud, psychoanalysis, nomadism, and queer theory.
Adam, Barry D.
“Love and Sex in Constructing Identity among Men Who Have Sex with Men.”
International Journal of Sexuality and Gender Studies 5(4) (2000): 325-339.
Based on
interviews conducted with 102
gay, bisexual, or
“not gay”; author at
Gay & Lesbian Abstracts.
Adams, H. E.; Wright, L. W.; and Lohr, B. A.
“Is Homophobia Associated with Homosexual Arousal?” Canadian Journal
of Human Sexuality 6(3) (Fall 1997): 237-238.
Research summary.
Alderson, Kevin George, 1956-
Beyond Coming Out: Experiences of Positive Gay Identity.
(205 p.; ISBN 189583757X)
Alderson, Kevin George, 1956-
Breaking Out: The Complete
Guide to Building and Enhancing a Positive Gay
Identity for Men and Women.
(236 p.; ISBN 1894663314)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 27479016.
Alderson, Kevin G.
“A Different Kind of ‘Outing’ : Training Counsellors to Work with Sexual
Minority Clients.” Canadian Journal of Counselling 38(3)(July 2004): 193-210.
“Past research indicates sexual minority training provided to graduate
students of counseling psychology is minimal and inadequate….Results
from a four-item questionnaire e-mailed to 14 Canadian universities
suggested minimal training is offered….[A] flexible curriculum is
suggested….”
Ref.: ERIC document no.
EJ 719909
Alderson, Kevin G.
“The Ecological Model of Gay Male Identity.” Canadian Journal of Human
Sexuality 12(2) (Summer 2003): 75-85.
Alderson, Kevin George, 1956-
“The Experience of Building a Positive Gay Identity.” Ph.D. dissertation,
(291 p.)
Angus, Nanna Maria.
“A Phenomenological Investigation of Male Sexual Orientation Crisis.”
Ph.D.
thesis,
(195 leaves)
Auberger,
Janik, et al., eds.
Drôle
de genre. [Collectif de rédaction
Janik Auberger…et al.]
Montréal: Conjonctures, [2006].
(326
p.)
Ref. : AMICUS catalogue record no.
33054514, which applies
descriptors Homosexualité, Lesbianisme,
Identité sexuelle, and others.
Series note : Conjonctures, 0827-5548; no 41/42
Ayala, Jessica Susana.
“Social Support, Relationship Involvement, and Coming Out as Predictors
of Depression among Lesbian Women.” MSW thesis, University of
(100 p.)
Babatzanis, Georgie.
“The Analysis of a Pre-Homosexual Child with a Twelve-Year Developmental
Follow-Up.” Psychoanalytic Study of the Child 52 (1997): 159-189.
Author affiliation:
Bachman, R.
“Homosexuality: The Cost of Being Different.” Canadian Nurse 77(2)
(Feb. 1981): 20-23.
Bagley, Christopher, and Tremblay, Pierre.
“Suicidal Behaviors in Homosexual and Bisexual Males.” Crisis 18(1)
(1997): 24-34.
“A stratified
random sample of 750 males in
Author affiliation:
Balanko, Shelley Lynn.
“Anti-Gay
Violence at the
Mental and Physical Health Consequences, and Perceived Effectiveness
of
Support Services.” M.A. thesis,
(viii, 136 leaves)
Barbara, Angela M., et al.
Asking the Right Questions, 2: Talking with Clients about Sexual
Orientation and
Gender Identity in Mental Health, Counselling, and Addiction Settings.
(ca. 64 p.; ISBN 088868469X)
Revised edition: 2007 (64 p.; ISBN 9780888684691; AMICUS catalogue
record no. 29518883)
French version of revised ed., titled Poser les bonnes questions, 2
(pub. 2007; 64 p.; AMICUS record 33208609)
Noted that available in PDF and HTML formats.
Barnsley, Catherine.
“Splitting the World Wide Open: Designing a Support Group with Female Partners
of Gay/Bisexual Men.” Master of Adult Education thesis, St. Francis Xavier
University, 1995.
(ca. 113 leaves)
Bartholome, Andreanna;
“‘I Want a Man’:
Patterns of Attraction in All-Male Personal Ads.”
Journal of Men’s Studies
8(3)(Spring 2000): 309-321.
“Interpersonal
attraction of ‘men seeking men’ in personal
advertisements
is investigated….The authors studied 167
phone
advertisements from men seeking men in
from PsycINFO abstract.
Bauche, Jason.
“The Experiences of Gay Men in Counselling.” M.Sc. thesis, University of
(171 leaves)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 31274462.
Belmont, Arthur Henry.
“The Effects of Internalized Homophobia on Dyadic Adjustments in Gay Males.”
MS thesis,
(84 p.)
“The subjects were 67 single gay males and 45 partners of gay male
dyads
residing in the
participate…” – abstract from ProQuest
Digital Dissertations.
Benoit, Diane.
“Indices
du narcissisme et d’alexithymie chez des femmes homosexuelles
par
l’intermédiare du test projectif Holtzman et de l’échelle d’alexithymie
de
Sifneos.” Thèse (M.A.), Université du
Québec à Montréal, 1989.
Bergeron, Sherry M., and Senn, Charlene Y.
“Body Image and Sociocultural Norms: A Comparison of Heterosexual and
Lesbian Women.” Psychology of Women Quarterly 22(3) (Sept. 1998):
385-401.
Author
affiliation:
Bien vivre son orientation sexuelle:
les femmes et l’homosexualité. Québec, Québec:
Ministère
de la santé et des services sociaux; Montréal: CLSC des Faubourgs,
1999.
(46 p.; ISBN 2550342135)
SEE ALSO English title at: Feeling Comfortable with Sexual
Orientation: Women…., in this section.
Bien vivre son orientation sexuelle:
les hommes et l’homosexualité. Québec, Québec:
Ministère
de la santé et des services sociaux; Montréal: CLSC des Faubourgs,
1999.
(46 p.; ISBN 2550342127)
SEE ALSO English title at: Feeling Comfortable with Sexual
Orientation: Men…., in this section
Birt, C., and Dion, K.
“Relative Deprivation Theory and Responses to Discrimination in a Gay Male
and Lesbian Sample.” British Journal of Social Psychology 26(2) (1987):
139-145.
“Explores the reactions of homosexuals to anti-gay discrimination….
A questionnaire was administered to 47 gay men and 27 lesbians from
Blackford, Lara; Doty, Shannon; and Pollack, Robert.
“Differences in Subjective Sexual Arousal in Heterosexual, Bisexual and
Lesbian Women.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 5(3) (1996):
157-167.
Blanchard, Ray, and Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Additive Effects of Older Brothers and Homosexual Brothers in the Prediction
of Marriage and Cohabitation.” Behavior Genetics 27(1) (Jan. 1997): 45-54.
Author affiliation:
Clarke
Blanchard, Ray, and Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Birth Order in Homosexual versus Heterosexual Sex Offenders against
Children, Pubescents, and Adults.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 27(6)
(Dec. 1998): 595-603.
Blanchard, Ray, and Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Homosexuality in Men and Number of Older Brothers.” American Journal of
Psychiatry 153(1) (1996): 27-31.
Blanchard is a senior psychologist with the Centre for Addiction and
Mental Health,
Blanchard, Ray, and Bogaert, Anthony F.
“The Relation of Closed Birth Intervals to the Sex of the Preceding Child and
the Sexual Orientation of the Succeeding
Child.” Journal of Biosocial Science
29(1) (Jan. 1997): 111-118.
Blanchard, Ray, and Dickey, Robert.
“Pubertal Age in Homosexual and Heterosexual Sexual Offenders against
Children, Pubescents, and Adults.” Sexual Abuse: Journal of Research &
Treatment 10(4) (Oct. 1998): 273-282.
Blanchard, Ray, and Ellis, Lee.
“Birth Weight, Sexual Orientation and the Sex of Preceding Siblings.”
Journal of Biosocial Science 33(3) (July 2001): 451-467.
Institutional association of lead author: Centre for Addiction and Mental
Health,
Blanchard, Ray, and Zucker, Kenneth J.
“Reanalysis of Bell, Weinberg, and Hammersmith’s Data on Birth Order, Sibling
Sex Ratio, and Parental Age in Homosexual Men.” American Journal of
Psychiatry 151(9) (1994): 1375-1376.
“The collective findings suggest that birth order may be the single most
reliable demographic difference between homosexual and heterosexual
men” – from Gay & Lesbian Issues: Abstracts of the
Psychological and Behavioral Literature, 1985-1996, pp. 12-13.
Blanchard, Ray, et al.
“Birth Order and Sibling Sex Ratio in Homosexual Male Adolescents and
Probably Prehomosexual Feminine Boys.” Developmental Psychology 31(1)
(1995): 22-30.
Blanchard, Ray, et al.
“Fraternal Birth Order and Sexual Orientation in Pedophiles.”
Archives of Sexual Behavior 29(5) (Oct. 2000): 463-478.
“Examined whether male homosexual pedophiles have more older
brothers…than do heterosexual pedophiles” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Blanchard, Ray, et al.
“The Relation of Birth Order to Sexual Orientation in Men and Women.”
Journal of Biosocial Science 30(4) (Oct. 1998): 511-519.
Bociurkiw, Marusia.
“Bordercrossings: Skin/Voice/Identity.” Canadian Woman Studies 14(1)
(1993): 6-8.
Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Birth Order and Sexual Orientation in Women.” Behavioral Neuroscience
111(6) (Dec. 1997): 1395-1397.
Author affiliation:
Study used data collected by the Kinsey Institute for Sex and
Reproduction between 1938 and 1963.
Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Birth Order and Sibling Sex Ratio in Homosexual and Heterosexual Non-White
Men.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 27(5) (Oct. 1998): 467-473.
Study used data gathered by Kinsey Institute between 1938 and 1963.
Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Physical Development and Sexual Orientation in Women: Height, Weight,
and Age of Puberty Comparisons.” Personality & Individual Differences
24(1) (Jan. 1998): 115-121.
Study used data gathered by Kinsey Institute between 1938 and 1963.
Bogaert, Anthony F.
“Recent Research on Sexual Orientation and Fraternal Birth Order.”
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 11(2) (Summer 2002): 101+
(7 pages; 4427 words).
Ref.: CPI.Q index.
Bogaert, Anthony F., and Blanchard, Ray.
“Physical Development and Sexual Orientation in Men: Height, Weight, and
Age of Puberty Differences.” Personality & Individual Differences 21(1)
(July 1996): 77-84.
Bogaert, Anthony F., and Cairney, John.
“The Interaction of Birth Order and Parental Age on Sexual Orientation: An
Examination of Two Samples.” Journal of Biosocial Science 36(1)
(January 2004): 19-37.
Boily, Claire.
“Le
phénomène du suicide chez les jeunes hommes.”
Relations 647
(janv.-févr.
1999): 20-22.
Y
compris témoignages de trois hommes âgés de 20 à 24 ans, dont
deux
sont homosexuels” – Repère résumé.
Boon, Susan D., and Miller, R. Jeff.
“Exploring the Links between Interpersonal Trust and the Reasons Underlying
Gay and Bisexual Males’ Disclosure of Their Sexual Orientation to Their
Mothers.” Journal of Homosexuality 37(3) (1999): 45-68.
Author affiliation:
Bouchard, Alain.
Nouvelle
approche de l’homosexualité: style de vie.
2e éd., rév. et corr.;
Montréal:
Editions Homeureux, c1977.
(129
p.)
This older item included because not in either 1984 or 1979 editions of
Homosexuality
in
Boulianne, Shelley.
“Identity Politics and
the Little Guy from
of
(117 p.)
This may be of only peripheral interest. Included because of mention
of potential effect on gays (see abstract excerpt, below).
“A new conception of identity was introduced that stressed the complex,
socially constructed, and dynamic nature of identity. The conception
was used to study Jean Chrétien’s autobiographical construction of
identity….He does not consider how the privileges of his race, class,
sexual orientation, [etc.]…, [are] unchallenged assumptions [which]
may lead to policy decisions with detrimental effects on gays,
disabled people, First Nations people, [etc.]” – abstract from
ProQuest Digital Dissertations.
Bowen,
Anne.
“Internet Sexuality Research with Rural Men Who Have Sex with Men: Can
We Recruit and Retain Them?” Journal of Sex Research 42(4) (Nov. 2005):
317-323.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract and notes that
“[b]anner ads were shown on a popular internet dating site for one month
and resulted in 1,045
rural MSM, from 49
Boychuck, Randy David, 1959-
“A Critical Incidents Study of Self
Esteem.” M.A. thesis,
(ca. 168 leaves)
Branton, John G., 1935-
“The Relationship between Marital Status and Psychological Adjustment in the
Homosexual Male.” M.Sc. thesis, University of
(ca. 210 leaves)
Brotman,
“Ethnic and Lesbian: Understanding Identity through the Life-History
Approach.” Affilia 14(4) (1999): 417-438.
“The life-history approach…considered…most appropriate for
researching
the experience of ethnic lesbians in
study is presented to highlight the usefulness of the…method.
Paula is a 33-year-old lesbian [of Greek background].” – NISC
Gay & Lesbian Abstracts.
Brown, Nicola Ruth.
“Queer Women Partners of Female-to-male Transsexuals: Renegotiating
Self in Relationships.” Ph.D. dissertation,
(267 leaves)
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract and notes that
“researcher interviewed
twenty queer-identified women in
and the
transition of an FTM partner.”
Brownlie,
“Constructions of Gender Conformity and Non-Conformity: A Q Methodological
Study.”
M.A. thesis,
(180 p.)
Butt, John Andrew.
“Counselling Bisexuals: A Look at Therapists’ Attitudes towards Bisexuality
and Application in
Clinical Practices.” M.Sc. thesis,
1992.
(143 p.)
Butt, John Andrew, and Guldner, Claude.
“Counselling Bisexuals: Therapists’ Attitudes towards Bisexuality and
Application in Clinical Practice.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 2
(1993): 61-70.
Cable, Beryl E.
“An Exploration of the Experience of Straight (Ex)Spouses of Gay Men.”
MN thesis,
(148 p.)
Cain,
“Stigma Management and
Gay Identity Development.” Social Work [
36(1) (1991): 67-73.
“
Callander, Mary Lois.
“Validation of a Four-Category Model of Attachment in a Sample of Gay Men.”
M.A. thesis,
(ca. 46 leaves)
Carfagnini, Jess.
“What One Femme Has Learned about Self-identifying vs. Labelling Others.”
Canadian Woman Studies 24(2-3) (Winter/Spring 2005): 108+
Carrière, Andrée, 1958-
“L’homosexualité
chez la femme.” Thèse (M.Ps.),
Université de Montréal, 1982.
(ca. 120 f.)
Carroll, Michael P.
“But Fingerprints Don’t Lie, eh?: Prevailing Gender Ideologies and Scientific
Knowledge.” Psychology of Women Quarterly 22(4) (Dec. 1998): 739-749.
“Consider[s] a series of recent studies that report a higher incidence
of dermatoglyphic asymmetry…among females and homosexual males
compared to heterosexual males. This analysis suggests that at least some
of the key findings…are an artifact of the methodology” – from PsycINFO
Author affiliation: University of Western Ontario.
Clark, M. D. (Marilyn Diane).
“Realesbians: Acquiring and Maintaining a Gay Identity.” MA thesis, University
of Waterloo, 1985.
(ca. 165 p.)
Cloutier, Jacques.
“Relation
au père, identité et homosexualité.” Revue
québécoise de psychologie
16(3)
(1995): 47-58.
Cloutier, Richard.
“La
sexualité des adolescents.” RND:
revue Notre-Dame, no. 1 (janv. 1996):1-13.
Discussion générale; homosexualité,
selon l’index.
Cohorte OMEGA (Equipe de
chercheurs).
Cohorte
OMEGA: guide du participant.
Montréal: la Cohorte, 1996.
(13
p.; ISBN 2922190005)
Published also in English under title: OMEGA Cohort: Participant’s
Guide Book. (13 p.; ISBN 2922190013)
About OMEGA: “Study Seeks Insight on How Gays Think about
Sex.” Globe and Mail [Metro ed.], July 8, 1997, p. A2 (study of
gay and bisexual men in Montreal).
Cohorte OMEGA (Equipe de chercheurs).
Publications
de l’Étude de la Cohorte Oméga. Montréal: Cohorte, c1998-
Published
in English under title: Publications of the Omega Cohort
Research Study (vol. 1 has ISBN 2922190196)
Descriptors attached to AMICUS catalogue record concern the
sexual behavior, safe sex in AIDS prevention, and health and hygiene of
Montreal region gay men.
Coleman, Eli, et al.
“Social and Psychological Needs of Lesbian Mothers.” Canadian Journal
of Human Sexuality 2(1) (1993): 13-17.
Collett, Catherine.
“Consumers Speak : Lesbian’s Experience in Therapy.” Social Work dissertation,
Carleton University, 1982.
(ca. 73 leaves)
Ref.:
AMICUS catalogue record no. 6461179.
Coolhart, Deborah.
“Out of the Closet and into the Therapy Room: Therapist Self-disclosure of
Sexual Identity.” Guidance & Counselling 21(1)(Fall 2005): 3-13.
Ref.: ERIC document no. EJ 739584
ERIC search with
does not mention
published by Guidance
Centre,
ERIC record.
Corneau, Guy.
“Être
homme: une amputation réussie.” Guide
ressources pour une conscience
globale
6(3) (janv.-févr. 1991): 18.
“Réflexion
sur la répression de la vie émotive chez l’homme et sur
la
peur et la fascination qu’exerce l’homosexualité masculine dans
notre
société” – Repère résumé.
Corneau, Guy.
Père manquant, fils manqué.
Montréal: Editions de l’Homme, c1989.
(183,
16 p.; ISBN 2761908112)
Ref.: Archives gaies du Québec online bibliography. Translated into
English as Absent Fathers, Lost Sons: The Search for Masculine Identity
(Boston: Shambhala, 1991).
Côté, Hélène, and Wilchesky, Marilyn.
“Use of Sexoanalysis for Patients with Gender Identity Disorder.”
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 5 (1996): 261-270.
Coutu, Sylvie.
“Choix
de couleurs d’une population homosexuelle et hétérosexuelle sur le test
du
dessin d’une personne.” Thèse de
maîtrise, Université du Québec à Trois-
Rivières, 1983.
(161 p.)
Crepault, Claude
“The Sexoanalytical Treatment of Ego-Dystonic Homosexuality.”
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy 21(2) (Summer 1995): 116-126.
Author affiliation: Université du Québec à
Montréal.
Dean, Amber.
“Does a Lesbian Need a Vagina Like a Fish Needs a Bicycle? Or Would the
‘Real’ Lesbian Please Stand Up!” Canadian Woman Studies 24(2-3)
(Winter/Spring 2005): 92-101.
In “Identities” section of this special LGBTQ issue of the periodical.
DeHaas, Eva C.
“Validation of a Four-prototype Model of Attachment in a Sample of Gay Men.”
M.A. thesis,
(58 leaves; ISBN 0612832171)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 28106994
D’Elia, Andrea Jeanne.
“A Study of Personality Patterns in Homosexual and Heterosexual Pedophiles.”
DED dissertation, McGill University, 1988.
Devor, Holly J.
“A Comparison of Gender Schema Constructs and Conformity among
Female-to-Male Transsexuals, Lesbian and Heterosexual Women.”
Ph.D. dissertation, University of Washington, 1990.
(367 p.)
Author studied in Canada and teaches at the University of Victoria.
Dilley, J. W.; Woods, W. J.; and McFarland, W.
“Are Advances in Treatment Changing Views about High-Risk Sex.”
Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 6(3) (Fall 1997): 236.
Study involved questioning 54 men who have sex with men.
Dionne, Hélène, et Dupras, André.
“Anxiété
de mort et dysfonction sexuelle chez des hommes homosexuels.”
Revue
sexologique 4(2) (automne 1996): 35-40.
Dorais, Michel.
“La
dissonance identitaire chez des garçons ayant été victimes d’agressions
sexuelles
durant l’enfance ou l’adolescence.” Revue
sexologique 4(1)
(printemps
1996): 29-53.
“Recherche
sur la dissonance identitaire se manifeste sur le plan…
de
l’orientation sexuelle et d’une certaine tendance à l’homophobie” –
Repère
résumé.
Dorais, Michel.
“L’homosexualité
revue et non corrigée.” Le Médecin du
Québec 28(9)
(sept.
1993): 27-34.
“Définition
de l’identité sexuelle; …ampleur et diversité de
l’homosexualité
et de la bisexualité; médicalisation et marginalisation…”-
Repère
résumé.
Dorais, Michel.
Mort
ou fif: contextes et mobiles de tentatives de suicide chez des adolescents
et
jeunes hommes homosexuels ou identifiés comme tels et perspective de
prévention. Avec la collaboration de Simon Louis
Lajeunesse. Québec:
Centre
de recherche sur les services communautaires, 2000.
(105
p.; ISBN 2894970382)
Dorais,
Michel; with Lajeunesse, Simon Louis.
Dead Boys Can’t Dance: Sexual Orientation, Masculinity, and Suicide.
Translated by Pierre Tremblay.
(127 p.; ISBNs 0773526536 and 0773526544)
Translation of: Mort ou fif, which has appeared in the original
French under more than one imprint and which is listed elsewhere
in this list.
Dorsey, Candas J.; Mouré, Erin; Barton, John; Gray, Robert; Mayr, Suzette;
and Hagen, Darrin.
“Panel Discussion: Sexing the Prairie.” Open Letter 10(3)
(Summer 1998): 97-118.
Indexing descriptors: homosexuality; sexuality; Alberta; identity
psychology. Not seen.
Dufour, Jean-Didier.
“Identité
et homosexualité au Québec.” Thèse de
maîtrise, Université Laval, 1987.
(ca. 136 f.)
Duggan, Scott J. (Scott John), 1968-
“Disclosure, Self-esteem, and Public Perception in Gays and Lesbians.”
M.A. thesis,
(54 leaves)
Ref.:
no. 27964191 (1 microfiche). The AMICUS record notes in part that this
is a study in which “[s]ixty-six gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals were
surveyed via the Internet to determine their degree of disclosure regarding
sexual orientation, self-esteem, and perceived public attitudes towards
lesbians and gay men….Ninety-nine heterosexuals were also surveyed….”
Duggan, Scott J.
“Factors Relating to Parenting by Non-heterosexual Fathers.”
Ph.D. dissertation,
(242 p.; ISBN 9780494278697)
“…two interconnected studies. Study One was conducted as an
Internet survey that requested mostly demographic information from
non-heterosexual men, both fathers and non-fathers….Study Two
consisted of interviews with both non-heterosexual fathers and non-
fathers….” --from abstract, ProQuest Dissertations & Theses,
ProQuest document ID 1354133141; Publication
no. AAT NR27869.
Dupras, André, et al.
“Homophobia and Attitudes about AIDS.” Psychological Reports 64
(Feb. 1989): 236+.
407 French-Canadian adults in a random sample replied to a
questionnaire about perception of AIDS.
Elliott, Heather A.
“Difficulties Relating to Sexual Expression among Lesbians.” MA thesis,
University of Regina, 1992.
(147 p.)
A questionnaire survey of 99 “self-defined lesbian women,” the
majority of whom were middle-aged Caucasians – abstract from
Canadian Research Index.
Engler, Kim, et al.
“An Exploration of Sexual Behaviour and Self-definition in a Cohort of Men Who
Have Sex with Men.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 14(3-4)
(Fall-Winter 2005): 87+ (18 pages)
Ernst, Kelly Patrick.
“An Experimental Look at Attitudes and Behavior Related to Homosexuality.”
M.Sc. thesis, University of Calgary, 1995.
(195 p.)
Farwell, David Lawrence.
“Problems and Coping Strategies of Gay Males Leaving Marriage.”
M.S.W. major paper, University of British Columbia, 1986 or 1987.
(ca. 82 leaves)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 23165819.
Feeling Comfortable with Your Sexual Orientation: Men and Homosexuality.
Québec: Ministère de la santé et des services
sociaux; Montréal: CLSC des
Faubourgs,
1999.
(46
p.; ISBN 2550342143)
SEE
ALSO French title at: Bien vivre son orientation sexuelle: les
hommes
et l’homosexualité, in this section.
Feeling Comfortable with Your Sexual Orientation: Women and
Homosexuality
Québec: Ministère de la santé et des services
sociaux; Montréal: CLSC des
Faubourgs,
1999.
(46
p.; ISBN 2550342151)
SEE
ALSO French title at: Bien vivre son orientation sexuelle: les
femmes
et l’homosexualité, in this section.
Fehr, Charles Peter.
“The Effect of Perceived Gender Role Congruence and Perceived Sexual
Orientation on the Selection Interview Process.” M.A. thesis, University of
Windsor, 2000.
(109 p.)
Filion, Jocelyne.
“Les
aléas de la recherche ou tout ce que j’ai toujours désiré dire, sans jamais
oser
l’écrire.” Santé mentale au Québec
9(2) (nov. 1984): 165-167.
“Les
préjugés très répandus sur l’homosexualité ont rendu difficile
la
tâche d’une étudiante de maîtrise qui voulait recueillir des
témoignages
d’homosexuels ayant déjà consulté un psychologue” –
Repère
résumé.
Filion, Jocelyne, 1956-
“La
perception de l’attitude des intervenants face à l’homosexualité, par
les
homosexuel(le)s qui consultent.” Thèse
de maîtrise, Université du
Québec
à Montréal, 1987.
(188
p.)
Filion, Sylvain Claude.
“Elles
dansent avec les gais.” Elle Québec
69 (May 1995): 57-64.
“Les
relations d’amitié entre les femmes et les homosexuels” –
Repère
résumé.
Fossé, Brigitte, 1947-
“Le
désir de la mère pour le corps de sa fille.”
Thèse de maîtrise, Université
du
Québec à Montréal, 1987.
(211 p.)
Broader, but includes subject of lesbianism.
Frank, Blye W., and Fisher, Art.
“Searching for Support and Community: Experiences in a Gay Men’s
Psychoeducational Group.” Canadian Journal of Counselling 33(2)
(April 1999): 127-141.
“10 gay men speak about their experiences in a support/
psychoeducational group” – NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, from ERIC.
Fredlund, Adeline G.
“Wives’ Reaction to Disclosure of Their Husbands’ Homosexual Orientation
and/or Activity.” M.Sc. thesis, University of Alberta, 1989.
(ca. 148 leaves)
Freund, Kurt, and Blanchard, Ray.
“Feminine Gender Identity and Physical Aggressiveness in Heterosexual and
Homosexual Pedophiles.” Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy 13(1) (1987):
25-34.
Freund, Kurt, and Kuban, Michael.
“Toward a Testable Developmental Model of Pedophilia: The Development of
Erotic Age Preference.” Child Abuse & Neglect 17(2) (1993): 315-324.
Broader than scope of this bibliography. Study includes
heterosexual and homosexual pedophiles as well as “androphiles”
and “gynephiles”.
Freund, Kurt, and Watson, Robin J.
“The Proportions of Heterosexual and Homosexual Pedophiles among Sex
Offenders against Children: An Exploratory Study.” Journal of Sex &
Marital Therapy 18(1) (1992): 34-43.
Freund, Kurt; Watson, Robin; and Rienzo, Douglas.
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in the
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the year 2000 conference of concern “featured presentations from pre-
eminent clinical
psychiatrists, psychologists and physicians in
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the study “investigated the relationship between homosexual
identity and the preferred responses of lesbians and gay men
faced with hypothetical situations of discrimination that had social
and familial etiologies.” There were 163 participants from
Canada, the US, the UK and Israel.
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“To explore the interrelationships between women’s personal beliefs
about the nature of sexual orientation, their involvement in a
lesbian-feminist community, and their choices of sexual identity” –
abstract from Canadian Research Index/UMI.
Jackson, Darryl G.
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“…explores some of the challenges and benefits of doing a
dissertation with participants from a population to which I belong
and in a topic some consider controversial, that of gay and lesbian
educators….I describe the homophobia I experienced….”
Ref.: ERIC document no. EJ 800342
Jevne, Ronna F. and Alderson, Kevin G.
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128-141.
Ref.: CBCA index.
Jewell, Lisa M.
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Engaging in Homonegativity Directed toward Gay Men.” M.A. thesis,
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33859974, which provides electronic
address, given below, and also abstract.
E-location, viewed October 24, 2008:
http://library.usask.ca/theses/available/etd-10012007-173304/unrestricted/jewell_l.pdf
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The Sexual Spectrum: Exploring Human Diversity.
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(ISBN 1551926814)
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[54?]
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Kendall, Christopher N.
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Ref.: CSA Sociological Abstracts, which notes that the author
examines some assumptions about pornography “within the
context of the gay male pornography defended in Little Sisters,”
the legal case
concerning the
heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.
Kerr Melanson, Paula S.
“Belief in Male Rape Myths: A Test of Two Competing Theories.”
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Kitchen, K. Russell.
“An Exploratory-Descriptive Study of Social Work Students’ Ratings on
Scales Testing for Fear of AIDS and Homophobia.” MSW thesis,
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(130 p.)
Sample of 89 undergraduate and graduate University of Windsor social
work students – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Labrèche, Marie
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“Hétéro ou homo?: comment savoir --.” Filles d’aujourd’hui, juin 2002,
pp. 16-18.
Repère electronic index reference gives “Héréto” as of
February 5, 2003. Compiler has assumed, without examination,
that this word is as presented in citation above.
Lachance, Micheline.
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Phobie or Not Phobie.” Actualité,
15 nov. 1994, pp. 14-16.
Entrevue
avec Michel Dorais.
Laframboise, Philippe, 1924-
La
marginale solitude des gais.
Boucherville, Québec: Editions des Amitiés
franco-québécoises,
2000.
(ISBN 2921729490)
Landolt, Monica Anne.
“The Associations between Childhood Factors and Adult Attachment: A Study
of Gay Men.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of British Columbia, 1999.
(123 p.)
There are a number of childhood factors reported to be associated
with gay male sexual orientation….The purpose of this study was to
explore the association between these childhood factors and anxiety
and avoidance in gay men’s close relationships. A community sample
of 192 self-identified gay men [participated]” – abstract from ProQuest
Digital Dissertations.
Lapierre, Mario.
“Fonction
du père et paternité chez l’homophile.”
Thèse de maîtrise,
Université
du Québec à Montréal, 1986.
(188
p.)
Laplante, Manon.
“Homos
ou hétéros?: quand ils ne savent plus….”
Femme plus 9(3)
(avril
1996): 94-97.
“Témoignage
de trois hommes; entrevue avec le sexologue Michel
Dorais
sur la bisexualité” – Repère résumé.
Lapointe, Bernard J., et Montigny,
Johanne de.
“Ajustements
psychoaffectifs et sociaux liés à l’homosexualité.”
Le
Médecin du Québec 28(9) (sept. 1993): 79-86.
Larsen, Dan.
“The Effects of Empathy on Social Outcome.” M.Sc. thesis, University
of Calgary, 1998.
(80 p.)
Larsen, Denise.
“Women’s Experience on Learning That Their Intimate Partner Is
Homosexual.” M.Ed. thesis, University of Alberta, 1995.
(288 p.)
“Investigate[s] the experience of five women” – abstract from
Canadian Research Index.
Laurier, Andrée.
Le masculin en nous: un atout.” Coup de pouce 10(4) (juin 1993):
23-28.
“Les
stéréotypes sexuels; la part de masculinité dans chaque femme;…
témoignage
de trois femmes” – Repère résumé.
Laws, D. R.; Gulayets, M. J.; and Frenzel, R. R.
“Assessment of Sex Offenders using Standardized Slide Stimuli and Procedures:
A Multisite Study.” Sexual Abuse: Journal of Research & Treatment 7(1)
(Jan. 1995): 45-66.
Study includes heterosexual and homosexual pedophiles.
Author affiliation: Adult Forensic Psychiatric Community Services,
Victoria, B.C.
Le Blanc, Jean-Guy.
“Self-Esteem Changes Perceived by Adult Homosexuals Participating
in a Discussion Group.” MA thesis, Université de Montréal, 1990.
Lebreux, Marlène.
“Je suis attirée par les filles.” Adorable, oct. 2001, pp. 30-31.
Leighteizer, Valda Kathleen.
“Other Than Other: An Autobiographical Analysis of the Presentation of Self
within a Socially Constructed Lesbian Culture.” MA thesis, Acadia
University, 1993.
(157 p.)
Lippa, Richard A.
“Sex Differences and Sexual Orientation Differences in Personality: Findings
from the BBC Internet Survey.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 37(1) (Feb. 2008):
173-187.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, the abstract in which shows work to be
geographically broader than scope of this list. Consistency of results noted
across “five
nations/world regions (the
Luinenburg, Oline.
“Lesbians and Safer Sex Discourses: Identity Barriers, Fluid Practices.”
MA thesis, Simon Fraser University, 1994.
(106 p.)
Lunny, Allyson Margaret.
“Psychoanalysis and Homosexuality: Que(e)rying the Trope of Inversion.”
MA thesis, University of Western Ontario, 1997.
(108 p.)
MacDonald, Ingrid.
“Constructing Our Essential Identity.” Broadside: A Feminist Review
[Toronto] 9(5) (March 1988): 3.
Enriched title: “Current Homosexual Research: Essentialism and Social
Construction Theory.”
Maney, D. W., and Cain, R. E.
“Preservice Elementary Teachers’ Attitudes toward Gay and Lesbian
Parenting.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 6(3) (Fall 1997): 236-237.
Research summary.
Marchand, Richard Francis.
“The Development of Sexual Orientation as an Adult Learning Process: The
Body and Language of Coming Out.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of
Toronto, 1986.
(ca. 211 p.)
Martin, Carol Lynn.
“Attitudes and Expectations about Children with Nontraditional and
Traditional Gender Roles.” Sex Roles: A Journal of Research 22(3-4)
(Feb. 1990): 151-165.
“Eighty male and female students at the University of British Columbia
responded to a questionnaire on the acceptability of cross-sex
behavior in children…” – NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts, from ERIC.
Mathieson, Cynthia M., and Endicott, Lynda.
“Lesbian and Bisexual Identity: Discourse on Difference.” Atlantis: A Women’s
Studies Journal 23(1) (Fall 1998): 38-47.
Interview material was from a health study in which 98 Nova Scotia
lesbian/bisexual women were interviewed.
Mathy, Robin M.; Kerry, Shelly K.; and Lehmann, Barbara A.
“Mental Health Implications of Same-sex Marriage: Influences of Sexual
Orientation and Relationship Status
in
Journal of Psychology & Human Sexuality 15 (2-3) (2003): 117-141.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which includes abstract.
McCaw, Jodee Marsha.
“Achieving a Positive Valuation of Being Lesbian, Gay, or Bisexual in a
Heterosexist World.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of Windsor, 1998.
(240 p.)
McConkey, James Gordon.
“The Triangular Interrelation between Sons’ Erotic Preference and Physical
Aggression and the Quality of Father-Son Relationships.” EDD dissertation,
University of Toronto, 1991.
(126 p.)
McConnell, Rod E.
Explorer! G/L: A Self-exploration
Guide. Edmonton: R.E. McConnell, c2003.
(1 computer optical disc [CD-ROM] + 1 guide)
Also in book format (c2000; 500 pp.; ISBN 0968819907)
For additional information, see author’s Website given in the AMICUS
reference, at http://www.explorergl.com (viewed
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 28184352, which gives
computer system requirements for use of CD-ROM. Author’s
Website gives reference to book format.
McCoy, Marcia E.
“Predictors of Recidivism in a Population of Canadian Sex Offenders:
Psychological, Physiological, and Offence Factors.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Ottawa, 1997.
(215 p.)
Analyzes data collected in several ways, including in terms of
heterosexuality and homosexuality.
McDonald, Carol.
“There’s Something I Wanted to Tell You: Interpretations of Lesbian
Disclosure.” Ph.D. thesis,
(195 leaves; ISBN 0612870553)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 31275375, which notes that this
thesis was done in the Faculty of Nursing.
McDonald, Gary J.
“Identity Congruency and Identity Management among Gay Men.”
Ph.D. dissertation, University of Windsor, 1984.
Meyers, Susan Elizabeth.
“Stereotypes of Lesbians and Gay Men.” Ph.D. dissertation, Queen’s University,
1983.
(ca. 286 p.)
Miller, Brian James.
“Identity Conflict and Resolution: A Social Psychological Model of Gay
Familymen’s Adaptation.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of Alberta, 1983.
Miller, John.
“Embodying Shame and Fear: The Effects of Misogyny and Homophobia on
Gay Men’s Bodies.” Fuse 18(2) (1994): 13-19.
Mills, Bruce L.
“The Construction of Homosexuality in Christian Tradition and Its Influence
on the Meaning of AIDS: A Psychological Study.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Ottawa, 1991.
(240 p.)
Addresses the two questions: what is the meaning of AIDS and where
does this meaning come from? Author says that homophobia has
its sources in our society in the Sodom story (Genesis XIX) and Paul’s
New Testament discourse on human sexuality. “By taking both
conscious and unconscious aspects of homophobia into consideration,
the meaning of AIDS and some of the sources of this meaning can be
found” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Minton, Henry L.
“Queer Theory: Historical Roots and Implications for Psychology.”
Theory & Psychology 7(3) (June 1997): 337-353.
Author affiliation: University of Windsor.
Misovich, Stephen J.; Fisher, Jeffrey D.; and Fisher, William A.
“Belief in a Cure for HIV Infection Associated with Greater HIV Risk Behaviour
among HIV Positive Men Who Have Sex with Men.” Canadian Journal of
Human Sexuality 8(4) (Winter 1999): 241-248.
Montoro, Richard.
“L’orientation
homosexuelle: un modèle de développement et ses enjeux
particuliers
à l’adolescence.” PRISME 8(2)
(été 1998): 104-118.
“Présentation
des étapes du développement de l’orientation
homosexuelle;
discussion des problématiques du suicide et de
l’infection
au VIH en considérant les risques particuliers auxquels
sont
confrontés les jeunes homosexuels et bisexuels” – Repère résumé.
Moore, Leslea D.
(Leslea Dawn), 1957-
“Beliefs, Affect and Exposure: Predicting Heterosexuals’ Attitudes toward
Lesbians and Gay Men.” M.A. thesis,
(125 leaves)
Ref.:
27964209 gives publication year as 2001. AMICUS record is
for two microfiche, ISBN 0612677346.
Morrell, Janet.
“The Impact of Heterosexism on the Lives of Young Lesbians.”
M.S.W. project, Maritime School of Social Work, Dalhousie University, 1993.
(133 leaves)
Morrison, Melanie.
“Further Construct Validation of the Modern Homonegativity Scale (MHS):
Advancing the Case of Modern Prejudice toward Gay Men and Lesbian Women.”
Ph.D. thesis,
(160 leaves; ISBN 0612793109)
Ref.: AMICUS record nos. 30508545 and 30508396 (microfiche)
Morrison, Todd G.; Parriag, Amanda V.; and Morrison, Melanie A.
“The Psychometric Properties of the Homonegativity Scale.”
Journal of Homosexuality 37(4) (1999): 111-126.
“Examined the psychometric properties of an instrument, the
Homonegativity Scale,…designed to measure negative attitudes toward
gay men and lesbians” – from PsycINFO abstract.
Author affiliation: Society for Psychological Study of Gender Issues,
Victoria, B.C.
Morrison, Todd G., et al.
“Gender Stereotyping, Homonegativity, and Misconceptions about Sexually
Coercive Behavior among Adolescents.” Youth & Society 28(3)
(Mar. 1997): 351-382.
SEE ALSO erratum: Youth & Society 29(1) (Sept. 1997): 134.
“1,124 questionnaires were distributed to randomly selected schools
in Newfoundland and Labrador for administration to students in
Grades 10 and 12…” – abstract in PsycINFO.
Murray, Stephen O.
“Representations of Desires in Some Recent Gay Asian-American Writings.”
Journal of Homosexuality 45(1) (2003): 111-142.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract and notes “representations,
which are not assumed to be autobiographical” are from eight men, two of
whom
are mentioned in the abstract as “South Asian émigrés to Canada
(Badruddin Khan and Shyam Selvadurai)….”
Nance, John C.
“Measuring Levels of Stress, Anxiety, and Depression from Sexual Orientation
Identity, Internalized Homophobia, Level of Outness, and Marital Satisfaction
within the Population of Men in Heterosexual Marriages Who Choose to Engage
in Sexual Activities with Other Men.” Ph.D. dissertation, University of
(161 p.; ISBN 9780549536482)
“Descriptive in nature, the correlational study utilized a confidential,
online survey research design with a convenience sample of 529
heterosexually married
men throughout the
from abstract, ProQuest Dissertations & Theses database, ProQuest
document ID 1503402301; Publication no. AAT 3305960.
Nicholson, William Dean, 1961-
“Self-Esteem, Social Support, Internalized Homophobia and the Coping Strategies
of HIV+ Gay Men.” M.A. thesis, University of British Columbia, 1989.
(ca. 141 leaves)
Nicholson, William Dean, and Long, Bonita C.
“Self-Esteem, Social Support, Internalized Homophobia, and Coping Strategies
of HIV+ Gay Men.” Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 58(6)
(Dec. 1990): 873-876.
Canada is used as an indexing term by NISC Gay & Lesbian Abstracts.
Not seen.
Ogilvie, Gina S., et al.
“Seeking Sexual Partners on the Internet: A Marker for Risky Sexual Behaviour
in Men Who Have Sex with Men.” Canadian Journal of Public Health 99 (3)
(May/June 2008): 185-188.
Omega Cohorte.
SEE Cohorte Omega, above in this section.
Orsini, Michael.
“In Sickness and in Health : AIDS Activism and the Politics of Identity.”
M.A. thesis, Concordia University, 1996.
(ca. 159 leaves)
“How identity politics has both helped and harmed the fight against AIDS.
Includes in-depth interviews with four AIDS activists” – from AMICUS
catalogue record no. 21630193.
Paris, Joel; Zwieg-Frank, Hallie;
and Guzder, Jaswant.
“Psychological Factors Associated with Homosexuality in Males with
Borderline Personality Disorder.” Journal of Personality Disorders
9(1) (Spring 1995): 56-61.
Author affiliation: Sir Mortimer B. Davis-Jewish General Hospital,
Montreal.
Pelletier, Pierre.
L’amour
au masculin et expérience spirituelle.
Saint-Alphonse-de-Granby,
Québec:
Editions de la Paix; Montréal: distribué par Edipresse, 1995.
(271
p.; ISBN 2921255316)
“C’est
le premier essai à explorer la vie intérieure des gays, tant
du
point de vue psychologique que spirituel, voire religieux et
mystique”
– Editions de la Paix website, January 8, 2001.
Review: Relations 626 (Dec. 1996): 316.
The subject headings of Zen Buddhism and Tantrism are
among those assigned to this work by the Bibliothèque nationale du
Québec.
Pereg, Sylvia, 1961-
“Les
origines psychologiques de la tendresse: une étude théorique.”
Thèse
de maîtrise, Université du Québec à Montréal, 1986.
(168 p.)
Peters, Wendy.
“Queer Identities: Rupturing Identity Categories and Negotiating Meanings of
Queer.” Canadian Woman Studies 24(2-3) (Winter/Spring 2005): 102-107.
NOTE: title same as that of MA thesis, following.
Peters, Wendy Kathleen.
“Queer Identities: Rupturing Identity Categories and Negotiating Meanings of
Queer.” M.A. thesis, University of Toronto, 2001.
(175 p.)
NOTE: title same as that of periodical article, preceding.
Piaseczna, Magdalena A., et al.
“Longitudinal Patterns of Sexual Behavior and Condom Use in a Cohort of
HIV-Negative Gay and Bisexual Men in Vancouver, British Columbia,
Canada, 1995-2000.” JAIDS: Journal of Acquired Immune
Deficiency
Syndromes 28(2)(2001): 187 (7 pages).
Pilkington, Neil William.
“Impression Formation Differences between Low- and High-Prejudice Individuals:
Investigating the Mediating and Moderating Roles of Perceiver and Target
Characteristics.” Ph.D. dissertation, McGill University, 1998.
(198 p.)
Part of study concerned how heterosexual males “rated the interpersonal
attractiveness and perceived attitude similarity of heterosexual and
homosexual targets who were either attitudinally similar, ambiguous…,
or dissimilar to the participant” – ProQuest Digital Dissertations abstract.
Pilkington, Neil W., and Cantor, James M.
“Perceptions of Heterosexual Bias in Professional Psychology Programs: A Survey
of Graduate Students.” Professional Psychology: Research & Practice 27(6)
(Dec. 1996): 604-612.
“64 professional psychology student members of the American
Psychological Association’s Division 44 (Society for the Psychological
Study of Lesbian and Gay Issues) were surveyed…” –from PsycINFO.
Author affiliation: McGill University, Montreal.
Pilkington, Neil W., and Lydon, John E.
“The Relative Effect of Attitude Similarity and Attitude Dissimilarity on
Interpersonal Attraction: Investigating the Moderating Roles of Prejudice
and Group Membership.” Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin 23(2)
(Feb. 1997): 107-122.
“85 heterosexual male undergraduates rated the interpersonal
attractiveness and perceived attitude similarity of heterosexual and
homosexual targets who were either attitudinally similar, ambiguous
or dissimilar to the [subject].” Comparisons offered between
hetero- and homosexual targets – from PsycINFO abstract.
Pingitore, David Paul.
“AIDS-Related Services Offered by Doctoral Psychology Programs: Results
from a National Survey.” Ph.D. dissertation, The Wright Institute, 1990.
(176 p.)
“The study consisted of a 50-item questionnaire that was mailed to the
department chairpersons of 278 doctoral programs throughout the
United States and Canada” – abstract from ProQuest Digital Dissertations.
Piuze, Simone.
“Des
lesbiennes brisent le silence.” Capital
santé 2(9) (juillet-août 2000): 16-23.
“Témoignage
de cinq jeunes femmes sur leur orientation sexuelle; les
observations
de la thérapeute Claudette Savard,…auteur de l’ouvrage
‘L’amour
entre elles’” – Repère résumé.
Probyn, Elspeth.
“‘Love in a Cold Climate’: Singularities of Being and Longing.”
Border/Lines Magazine 33 (1994): 22-26.
CBCA
index descriptors: lesbians; identity; Montreal social conditions
and
trends.
Racicot, Gilles, 1928-
L’homosexualité:
thérapie par restructuration informationnelle du cerveau.
Valleyfield,
Québec: Editions Nouveau Module, 1992.
(262 p.; ISBN 2980273708)
See “Doctor’s Book Details Therapy for Homosexuality,”
Medical Post 28(19) (May 12, 1992): 34.
Raphael, Dennis; Waalen, Judith; and Karabanow, Alexander.
“Factor Analytic Properties of the Quality of Life Profile: Examination of the
Nine Subdomain Quality of Life Model.” Psychological Reports 88(1)
(February 2001): 265-276.
Included only because the Profile was tested using “219 gay men…half of
whom were HIV+” and because , according to the PsycINFO abstract, the
study “provides insights into the structure of quality of life among gay men
living in Ontario.”
Rendall, Drew; Vasey, Paul L.; and McKenzie, Jared.
“The Queen’s English: An Alternative Biosocial Hypothesis for the
Distinctive Features of ‘Gay Speech’.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 37(1)
(February 2008): 188-204.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract and notes that
“…we report acoustic analyses of 2,875 vowel sounds from a balanced set
of 125 speakers representing heterosexual and homosexual individuals
of each sex from
southern
This paper was published in a special issue of the periodical titled:
“Biological Research on Sex-dimorphic Behavior and Sexual Orientation”
Rice, Carla.
“Pandora’s Box and Cultural Paradox: (Hetero)Sexuality, Lesbianism and
Bulimia.” Resources for Feminist Research 19(3/4) (Sept./Dec. 1990):
54-59.
Ross, Becki.
“Identity, Community and Lesbianism.” Resources for Feminist Research
19(3/4) (Sept./Dec. 1990): 3-4.
Rostad, Faith, 1956-
“Striving for Holistic Integration: How Lesbians Come Out on Top.”
Ph.D. thesis,
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 28577792 (for three microfiche).
The catalogue record notes that “[t]he purpose of this study was to
investigate the process of lesbians becoming successful in their occupations
by utilizing a grounded theory approach. Fifteen women…who were
identified as successful in their occupations…were interviewed….”
Roy, Monique.
“Quand
les femmes préfèrent les femmes.” Châtelaine,
janvier 1994, pp. 47-49.
Ryan, William.
“A Study of Gay Men and Identity Acquisition in the 1980s.”
M.S.W. project, Maritime School of Social Work, Dalhousie University, 1988.
(131 leaves)
Saulnier, Gary Vincent.
“Differences in Identity Status and Perceived Social Support in Homosexual
and Heterosexual Males.” MA thesis, Simon Fraser University, 1990.
(136 p.)
Schecter, Stephen.
“L’identité, le sexe et le soi à
l’ère du sida.” Sociologie et
sociétés [Montréal]
24(1)
(printemps 1992): 113-121.
Schellenberg, E. Glenn; Hirt, Jessie; and Sears,
Alan.
“Attitudes toward Homosexuals among Students at a Canadian University.”
Sex Roles: A Journal of Research 40(1/2) (1999): 139-152.
“Participants were 199 undergraduate students…attending the
University of Windsor during the winter term of 1997” – NISC
Gay & Lesbian Abstracts. Author address: University of Toronto at
Mississauga.
Schneider, Margaret.
“Sappho Was a Right-On Adolescent: Growing Up Lesbian.” Journal of
Homosexuality 17 (1989): 111-130.
“Words and perceptions of over 20 lesbians” – expansion of title
in CBCA Fulltext Education electronic index.
Article with same author/title in Manitoba Journal of Counselling
19(1) (Oct. 1992): 16-24.
Scott, Allisa.
“Apparent Lesbian Performances, Heteroflexibility and Sexual Identity: Fluid
Sexuality among Young Women in Public Places.” M.A. thesis, University of
“…experiences of fifteen young women between the ages of 18-31 who
have engaged in ‘apparent lesbian performances’. Apparent Lesbian
behaviours occur when women engage in intimate behaviour with other
women in public places. This study finds that women who engage in this
behaviour may identify as lesbian, bisexual, or heterosexual….”
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33265891, for
microfiche format
Seutter, Ray A., and Rovers, Martin.
“Emotionally Absent Fathers: Furthering the Understanding of Homosexuality.”
Journal of Psychology & Theology 32(1) (Spring 2004): 43-49.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract noting that the
study drew from male
Catholic seminarians in
Sha, Ou, et al.
“Understanding Gay Consumers’ Clothing Involvement and Fashion
Consciousness.” International Journal of Consumer Studies 31(5) (Sept. 2007):
453-459.
Ref.: PsycINFO index, which provides abstract, noting that “[p]ersonal
in-depth interviews were conducted with 13 gay professionals in
Sheridan, Peter Michael.
“Judgements of Responsibility, Pleasure, and Trauma in Sexual Assault of
Gay Men and Lesbians.” Ph.D. thesis,
“…investigated the effect of participant homophobia, participant gender,
victim gender, victim sexual orientation, and type of relationship on
judgements about victims and perpetrators of sexual assault….”
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 33506933, which carries lengthy
abstract.
Silversides, Ann.
“Fallout from the Plague Years: Multiple Loss and Its Impact on Gay Men.”
Canadian Medical Association Journal 158(10) (May 19, 1998): 1351-1353.
Silverthorne, Zebulon A., and Quinsey, Vernon L.
“Sexual Partner Age Preferences of Homosexual and Heterosexual Men and
Women.” Archives of Sexual Behavior 29(1) (Feb. 2000): 67-76.
Author
affiliation: Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario.
Simoneau, Alan G.
“Metaphorically Speaking: Ethnic Analogies and the Construction of Gay
Identity.” MA thesis, Carleton University, 1998.
(147 p.)
“Gay identity formation is presented as a life-long process culminating
in the acceptance of a positive Gay self-image and coherent personal
identity as a member of a clearly identifiable group….Interview
data collected from 15 ethnically and racially mixed Gay men are used
to examine the ethnicization of gender” – abstract from Canadian Research Index.
Soskolne, C. L.; Coates, R. A.; and Sears, A. G.
“Characteristics of a Male Homosexual/Bisexual Study Population in Toronto,
Canada.” Canadian Journal of Public Health 77(1) (1986): 12-16.
Spencer, Tanya Dee.
“The Male Sex Role and Responses to Disclosures by Adult Male Survivors
of Sexual Abuse.” MA thesis, Lakehead University, 1996.
(139 p.)
Stanley, Jessica L.
“Exploring the Nature of Childhood Sexual Abuse in Gay and Bisexual Men.”
M.A. thesis,
(53 leaves)
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 27347837.
Stokes, Joseph P.; Miller, Robin L.; and Mundhenk, Rhonda.
“Toward an Understanding of Behaviourally Bisexual Men: The Influence of
Context and Culture.” Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality 7(2)
(Summer 1998): 101-113.
Included in this case because publication is Canadian and subject
seems not to be country-specific; authors at University of Illinois at
Chicago.
Struiksma, Pam, 1975-
“An Examination of Negative Attitudes toward Gay Males and Lesbians.”
M.A. thesis,
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 27963829, which is a record for
one microfiche (ISBN 0612673812). The AMICUS record note gives, in
part, that “[t]his study attempted to replicate previous studies that have
examined variables that predict negative attitudes….The second aspect of
the study was to go beyond the current literature….Questionnaires were
completed by 171 undergraduate students….Results indicated that the
variables of religious fundamentalism and perceived controllability of
cause contributed unique variance in all analyses….”
Strulovitch, Jack.
“Homosexualité et comportements suicidaires
chez l’adolescent: trois cas
cliniques.” PRISME 8(2) (été 1998): 120-131.
Tellier, Josée.
“Les
femmes qui aiment les femmes.” Femme
plus 8(8) (sept. 1995): 46-51.
Thomas, Fabienne.
“Identité sexuelle: du
mythe à la réalité.” Guide ressources
16(4)(déc. 2000):
14-17.
“Bisexualité;
propos de Michel Dorais…; témoignages” – Repère
résumé.
Tkachuk, Janice Michele.
“Sexual Behaviours and Fantasies in Relation to Sex and Sexual Orientation.”
MA thesis, University of Regina, 1998.
(97 p.)
Tolentino, Arthur C.
“An Investigation of Counseling Effectiveness on Enhancing Relationship
Satisfaction: Focus on Heterosexual, Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Couples.”
Ph.D. dissertation, Capella University (Minnesota,
USA), 2006.
(82 p.; ISBN 9780542655265)
“A sample total of 127 participated....Most of the respondents were
residing in the
from abstract, ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, ProQuest document ID
1140191851; Publication no. AAT 3215972
Tonkin, Roger.
“Sad Story of a Gay Boy Who Hanged Himself.” Medical Post 33(15)
(April 15, 1997): 44.
Treleaven, Lorraine Dawn Clemes.
“Midlife Professional Women Envisage Retirement: Aspirations, Attitudes and
Concerns.” Ed.D. dissertation, University of Toronto, 1999.
(206 p.)
“Interdisciplinary, qualitative study” of “10 mid-life professional women,”
one lesbian and nine heterosexual – abstract from ProQuest Digital
Dissertations.
Tremble, B.; Schneider, Margaret S.; and Appathurai, C.
“Growing Up Gay or Lesbian in a Multicultural Context.” Journal of
Homosexuality 17 (1989): 253-267.
Turcotte, Louise.
“Queer Theory:
Transgression and/or Regression?” Canadian Woman
Studies
16(2) (Spring 1996): 118-121.
Vanasse, Danielle, 1952-
“Identification
au père ou à la mère et homosexualité.”
Thèse de maîtrise,
Université
du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 1986.
(ca. 94 p.)
Wallace, Rick.
“The Politics of Male Friendships and ‘Sexual Identity’.” MA thesis,
University of Toronto, 1992.
(121 p.)
Walters, Lisa Maude.
“‘No Experience Required’: Coming Out and Identity Formation of Middle Age
Lesbians in the Atlantic Provinces.” M.A. thesis, Mount Saint Vincent University,
1999.
(155 p.)
Walton, Gerald.
“Questionable Identities: A Study of Gay and Evangelical Christian Identity
Conflict and Resolution.” MA thesis, University of Victoria, 2000.
(166 p.)
Welzer-Lang, Daniel; Dutey, Pierre;
et Dorais, Michel, éd.
La
peur de l’autre en soi: du sexisme à l’homophobie. Montréal:
VLB
: Le Jour, 1994.
(302
p.; ISBN 2890055876)
Wilchesky, Marilyn.
“Primary and Secondary Processes in Male Transsexuals Participating in a
Sex Reassignment Programme.” Ph.D. dissertation, Université de Montréal,
1995.
(302 p.)
“This study set out to reexamine male transsexuals to observe whether they
demonstrate a higher level of psychopathology than do
heterosexual males….[C]ompared 20 gender dysphoric males…with
a group of 20 heterosexual male controls….[N]o significant differences
on seven of…eight groups of measures….Differences…on occurrences
of a milder form of Exner’s Special Scores” – abstract from Canadian
Research Index.
Wilchesky, Marilyn, and Côté, Hélène.
“Gender Identity Disorder: Creative? Adaptive? Or Absurd.” Canadian
Journal of Human Sexuality 5 (1996): 271-277.
“N’tacimowin inna nah’ : Coming in to Two-spirit Identities.” Ed.D dissertation,
(109 p.; ISBN 9780549111252)
“Research activities
were based in
and entailed individual and group discussions with eight participants who
identify as two-spirit…. Using Cree concepts…and guidance from other
Indigenous researchers, a unique Indigenous research methodology was
followed….” – from abstract, ProQuest Dissertations &
Theses, ProQuest document ID 1372018451; Publication no. AAT
3271714.
Wilson, Robin Jephrey.
“Emotional Congruence in Sex Offenders against Children.” Ph.D. dissertation,
University of Toronto, 1996.
(176 p.)
Examines heterosexual and homosexual pedophiles and others.
Wilson, Robin J[ephrey].
“Emotional Congruence in Sexual Offenders against Children.”
Sexual Abuse: Journal of Research & Treatment 11(1) (Jan. 1999):
33-48.
Heterosexual and homosexual pedophiles studied.
Author affiliation: Correctional Service of Canada, Relapse Prevention
Maintenance Program, Toronto.
Wingrove, Brian L., and Rodway, Margaret R.
The Healthy Homosexual.
Ref.: AMICUS catalogue record no. 14541579 assigns descriptors
concerning gay men and health in
Wright, Don.
“Illusions of Intimacy.” In Gay Men and Childhood Sexual Trauma: Integrating
the Shattered Self, pp.
117-126. Edited by James Cassese.
The Harrington Park Press/The
“Examines the impact of historical childhood sexual abuse as manifest in
the struggles of gay male survivors in their search for intimacy” – from
PsycINFO.
Author affiliation: British Columbia Society for Male Survivors of Sexual
Abuse,
Wright, Susan E.
“Lesbian Identity Formation and Self Esteem.” MA thesis, University of
(ca. 130 p.)
Young, Ian, 1945-
The Stonewall
Experiment: A Gay Psychohistory.
(312 p.; ISBN 0304332720)
This is being included because many of Young’s works appeared
in the 1st and 2nd editions of Homosexuality in Canada: A Bibliography.
Zucker, Kenneth J., and Blanchard, Ray.
“Reanalysis of Bieber et al.’s 1962 Data on Sibling Sex Ratio and Birth Order
in Male Homosexuals.” Journal of Nervous & Mental Disease 182(9)
(1994): 528-530.
Blanchard is a senior psychologist at the Centre for Addiction and
Mental
Health,
Zucker, Kenneth J., and Bradley,
Susan J.
Gender
Identity Disorder and Psychosexual Problems in Children and
Adolescents.
(440 p.; ISBN 0898622662)
Author
affiliation: Clarke