Intersectionality and Psychological Support in the Sexual Identity Development of Sexual Minorities (LGBTQ+)

March 19, 2026

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This paper aims to clarify the cultural differences and psychological significance in the identity development of sexual minorities from an intersectional perspective.
Analyzed the influence of multiple attributes like gender, race, class, and religion on identity development.
Compared experiences in Western contexts with those in Japan and Asia to identify unique influences.
Explored the structural analysis of compounded oppression and privilege through an intersectional framework.
Showed that traditional Western models of identity development are primarily based on the experiences of white males.
Highlighted that cultural values such as familialism and social conformity impact the manifestation of intersectionality.
Indicated unique challenges and visualization of oppression related to legal frameworks in different cultural contexts.

Exploring cultural influences on identity development in LGBTQ+ populations, highlighting the need for tailored psychological support.

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裕也上田 (2026) studied this question.

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