Family relationships of lesbians and gay men.

By C. Patterson. 2000

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Subfields: Demography, Reproductive Medicine, Social Psychology

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Lesbian Mother Families and Gay Father Families in Italy: Family Functioning, Dyadic Satisfaction, and Child Well-Being (2015, background): “Often, one reason for conflict is the secret about the sexual orientation of one of the two members: When one of the partners has never Bcome out^ with family or friends, due to the fear of being rejected (Baiocco et al. 2014a, b; Patterson 2000), the other partner can perceive this decision as a fo”
Mothers, Fathers, Families, and Circumstances: Factors Affecting Children's Adjustment (2012, background): “Intense interest in the effects of daycare began in the 1970s, as did interest in highly involved fathers (stay-at-home fathers or families in which mothers and fathers share childcare responsibilities) and in same-sex families and households (see reviews by Lamb & Ahnert, 2006; Russell, 1999; Patte”
Division of Labor Among Lesbian and Heterosexual Parenting Couples: Correlates of Specialized Versus Shared Patterns (2004, background): “Research with lesbian and heterosexual parenting couples has consistently revealed that lesbian and heterosexual couples tend to make different choices about division of labor (Patterson, 2000, 2002).”
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Families (2010, background): “by Patterson (2000) in JMF, showed that”
Sexual orientation and household decision making. (2008, background): “Psychologists as well report that the partner with greater financial resources has greater power, also in same-sex couples (Caldwell and Peplau, 1984, Patterson, 2000).”
Adaptation and Transformation: The Transition to Adoptive Parenthood for Gay Male Couples (2008, background): “There currently exists no literature exploring the transitions to adoptive parenthood that gay couples experience (Patterson, 2000).”
Children and Adolescents With Same-Gender Parents: A Meta-Analytic Approach in Assessing Outcomes (2015, neutral): “…& Ytteroy, 2002; Bozett, 1987, 1988, 1989; Cramer, 1986; Kirkpatrick, 1987; Kleber, Howell, & TibbitsKleber, 1992; Lambert, 2005; Nungesser, 1980; Patterson, 1992, 1995, 2000; Perrin, 2002; Tasker, 2005; Walters & Stinnett, 1971) were searched to include any additional bibliographic information.”
“Doing Gender” (2007, background): “Analyzing diverse family arrangements, South and Spitze (1994) found that married women did much more housework than married men and women who were not in a marital relationship, but the difference among men in different household arrangements was modest. Comparing lesbigay couples in civil unions i”
Perspectives on Identity, Disclosure, and the Campus Environment Among African American Gay and Bisexual Men at One Historically Black College (2011, background): “Patterson (2000) argued, “Felt attractions, actual sexual behavior, and sexual identities may match one another for some individuals, but for others the situation may be quite different” (p. 1052).”
Individual Differences in Gender Development: Associations with Parental Sexual Orientation, Attitudes, and Division of Labor (2008, background): “Past research on children of lesbian parents suggests that they show typical development of gender identity, as well as of sex-typed behaviors and preferences (Patterson 2000; Perrin 2002; Tasker and Golombok 1997).”
The USA National Lesbian Family Study: Interviews with Mothers of 10-Year-Olds (2006, background): “…lesbian families are as well adjusted as children in heterosexual families (Allen and Burrell, 1996; Anderssen et al., 2002; Golombok et al., 2003; Patterson, 2000; Vanfraussen et al., 2002); in some studies, children raised by lesbians demonstrate even greater mental health (Gartrell et al.,…”
What Do We Know About Gay and Lesbian Couples? (2005, background): “This pattern of negotiation holds true even when cou ples have children living with them (Patterson, 2000).”
The Paradox of the Lesbian Worker (2004, background): “The experiences of lesbian women are quite different (see reviews by Patterson, 2000; Peplau & Spalding, 2000).”
How Lesbian and Heterosexual Parents Convey Attitudes about Gender to their Children: The Role of Gendered Environments (2008, background): “Research on these children also reveals that they show typical development of gender identity, as well as of sex-typed behaviors and preferences (Patterson 2000; Perrin 2002; Tasker and Golombok 1997).”