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Unit 6 – Developmental Psychology
Topic 6.7
How does the theory of intersectionality apply to understanding sexual orientation?
It suggests that people cannot identify with more than one minority group at a time.
It acknowledges that sexual orientation is experienced differently depending on other aspects of one's identity such as race or socioeconomic status.
It argues that sexual orientation is the sole factor influencing a person's experiences and perspectives in life.
It implies that all individuals with minority sexual orientations experience oppression in similar ways.
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AP Psychology - 6.7 Gender and Sexual Orientation
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