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This document discusses several theoretical models of identity development for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) students. It describes Cass's 6-stage model of homosexuality identity formation from 1979 and D'Augelli's 6-interactive process model from 1994. Cass's stages include confusion, comparison, tolerance, identity acceptance, identity pride, and identity synthesis. D'Augelli's processes are exiting heterosexual identity, developing a personal GLBT identity, developing a social identity, becoming a GLBT offspring, developing GLBT intimacy, and entering a GLBT community. The document also addresses stages of bisexual identity development and notes a need for more validation of theories and research on differences between gay men and women.
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- 6. D’Augelli’s Identity Development Process * (6) – Interactive Processes 1. Exiting Heterosexuals – Recognizing one’s feelings 2. Developing a Personal (GLB) Identity Status 3. Developing a Social Identity – Networking with others 4. Becoming an (GLB) Offspring – Disclosing / Confirming to others i.e. (parents)
- 7. D’Augelli’s Process Continued 5. Developing (GLB) Intimacy – Often experienced in college. 6. Entering a (GLB) Community – Taking Action within society.
- 8. Bisexual Identity Development Theorist view Bisexualism: A stage between heterosexual and being gay (Fox 1995) (3) Stages of Bisexualism – Confusion, Finding, Labeling Bisexuals – Not accepted by gays or heterosexuals Bisexuals – Struggle with being gay or straight. Bisexual – Women have an easier time with their sexual orientation than men.
- 9. Future Direction * Not many attempts have been made to validate theories. Cass’s Model – accepted because she has presented instruments to prove her work. * Further Research must be done in the area of psychological and socialization differences between gay men and women. Transgender issues are starting to be discussed.