Dyadic stress of breast cancer survivors and their caregivers: Are there differences by sexual orientation?

Dyadic stress of breast cancer survivors and their caregivers: Are there differences by sexual orientation?

Objective: The objective of the study is to assess dyadic stress among sexual minority cancer survivor and caregivers compared to heterosexual cancer survivors and their caregivers. Methods: We recruited 167 survivors of nonmetastatic breast cancer of different sexual orientations and their caregive...

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Main Authors: Bazzi, A.R (Author), Boehmer, U. (Author), Clark, M.A (Author), Stokes, J.E (Author), Winter, M. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Ltd 2018
Subjects:
Adaptation, Psychological
adult
Adult
anxiety
Anxiety
Article
bisexuality
Bisexuality
breast cancer
Breast Neoplasms
breast tumor
cancer patient
cancer survivor
Cancer Survivors
caregiver
caregiver burden
Caregivers
caregiving
controlled study
coping behavior
dyadic stress
dyads
employment
female
Female
heterosexuality
Heterosexuality
Homosexuality, Female
human
Humans
informed consent
lesbianism
male
Male
mastectomy
Mastectomy
mental stress
middle aged
Middle Aged
mortality
population research
probability sample
propensity score
psychological needs
psychology
questionnaire
self report
sexual and gender minority
sexual behavior
Sexual Behavior
sexual orientation
social support
Social Support
stress
Stress, Psychological
Surveys and Questionnaires
telephone interview
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