Psychological and social adjustment in teens with same-sex parents
This is the first study to collect multiple measures of adjustment from adolescent offspring of same-sex parents drawn from a large, diverse national sample. We found no significant differences in adolescents’ school achievement, psychological well-being, romantic relationships or sexual history when compared to their peers with male/female parents. Instead, adolescent adjustment was related to the qualities of parent-adolescent relationships.
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Last reviewed: By John M. Grohol, Psy.D. on 15 Nov 2004






