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The research aims to determine if the factors influencing well-being apply equally to heterosexual and gay men in Japan.

April 1, 2026Open Access

Differences in Determinants of Subjective Well-Being by Sexual Orientation : A Comparison of Heterosexual and Gay Men in Japan

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The research aims to determine if the factors influencing well-being apply equally to heterosexual and gay men in Japan.
Analyzed data from an online survey of 2,541 men in Japan
Conducted multiple regression analysis to assess the impact of various determinants
Compared well-being variables between heterosexual and homosexual men
Gay men had fewer significant factors supporting their well-being compared to heterosexual men
Only the support from a significant other significantly affected gay men's well-being
Challenges in forming intimate relationships were highlighted for sexual minorities

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Examines how marital status and social support affect well-being in heterosexual and gay men, highlighting crucial implications for sexual minorities.

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Tatsuo Komorida (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd7a915652765b073a7def https://doi.org/10.34360/00012566

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Examines how marital status and social support affect well-being in heterosexual and gay men, highlighting crucial implications for sexual minorities.

Differences in Determinants of Subjective Well-Being by Sexual Orientation : A Comparison of Heterosexual and Gay Men in Japan

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Differences in Determinants of Subjective Well-Being by Sexual Orientation : A Comparison of Heterosexual and Gay Men in Japan

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