Internalized Heteronegativity Resilience Physical Health Internalized Heteronegativity Resilience Mental Health
Total number of times the survey was accessed: 218
Participants excluded because they did not meet the study’s eligibility criteria: 69
Participants excluded because they did not agree to the consent process: 14
Participants excluded because they did not complete any of the survey items post consent: 36
Total number of participants left for analysis: 99
Figure D. Survey Procedure and Items
Preliminary Question 3: Race/Ethnicity Criteria
Internalized Heteronegativity (IHNI-Modified): 23 items
Resilience (CD-RISC): 10 items
Physical Health (HPQ): 33 items
End of Survey
Mental Health (MHI): 18 items Preliminary Question 2: Sexual Identity Criteria Preliminary Question 1: Age Criteria
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Y= 1.11e2 – 0.57x
Y= 84.09 – 0.15x Y= 93.34 – 0.35x
Figure E. Interaction effects of resilience on perceptions of global physical health. Results revealed that as IHN increases, global physical health decreases. The relationship is statistically significant for those with moderate and high levels of resilience.
Low: R2= 0.033; r 0.18 Mod: R2= 0.097; r 0.31* High: R2=0.269; r 0.51*
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