#10046. Predictors of Attitudes toward Lesbian and Gay Parenting in an Ecuadorian Sample

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Abstract:
In the past few years, Ecuador has experienced legal changes toward the recognition of sexual minority rights. However, lesbian and gay (LG) individuals and couples still face legal obstacles to become parents and social barriers that place their families in disadvantage compared to their heterosexual counterparts. To date, it is not known whether the legal changes reflect society’s move toward a more progressive and accepting climate. This study analyzed the attitudes toward LG parenting in an Ecuadorian online-recruited sample. Three hundred thirty-eight (338) participants answered an online questionnaire about the negative effects and the benefits of having LG parents.
Keywords:
family diversity; gay and lesbian parents; lesbian and gay parented families; same-sex parents; Sexual prejudice

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