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AA,see Alcoholics Anonymous poverty, unemployment and,216–17;
AAMFT,see American Association of views of masculinity and,227–28;
Marriage and Family Therapy youth and distancing,217,227–28;
Acceptance,3; professional help and youth and HIV diagnosis rate,168;
nonjudgmental,59–60;see also Paren- see also Coming out
tal adjustment AIDS,25,92,99,143,167–69,213;see
Adams, Jane,188 also HIV
Addictions,54–55,57,227 Albert, Bethann,185,250
Adjustment;see Parental adjustment Alcohol,163,180
Advocate,46 Alcoholics Anonymous (AA),191,192
African Americans,248; bisexuality and, American Association of Marriage and
235–36; double stigma and,218–21; Family Therapy (AAMFT),216
families,3,10,11,17,19–20,21,32, American Psychiatric Association,175
56–57,76,83–84,88,185,216–23, American Psychological Association,
226–27; gays and stigma,220–22; 175
HIV diagnosis rate for MSM,217; Anal intercourse, unprotected,168
HIV diagnosis rate for youth,168; Angermeyer, M.,5
incarceration, stress-related illness Anticipatory courtesy stigma,82
and,216–17; lesbians and stigma, Anticipatory disturbance,40–41
218–20; men and gender issues, Antigay scripture,98
221–22; oppression, marginaliza- Antigay violence,5–6,219,225–26
tion and,196; parents and guilt,217; Anxiety: precoming-out subphase,
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