People derive considerable amounts of information about each other from minimal
nonverbal cues. Apart from characteristics typically regarded as obvious when encountering …

Listeners rely on vocal features when guessing others' sexual orientation. What is less clear
is whether speakers modulate their voice to emphasize or to conceal their sexual …

There is a growing debate in the research literature and subsequently in the news media
and public about the accuracy and utility of 'gaydar'. Although many gaydar studies report …

For lesbian, gay, bisexual, or queer (ie, sexual minority [SM]) youth, coming out is an
important developmental milestone and is typically associated with positive well-being …

Voice-based categorisation of others' sexual orientations, known as auditory gaydar
judgments, can represent stressful and stigmatising events for targets. This mixed-methods …

Though many of people's impressions about each other stem from qualities that are obvious
or apparent, social perceptions also rely on a variety of subtle cues that guide judgment and …

We examined disparities in sleep problems by sexual orientation among a population-based
sample of adults, using data from the New York City (NYC) Health and Nutrition Examination …

Previous research revealed that internalized heteronormativity was positively associated
with the concealment of sexual orientation, but studies rarely examined the association …

Photos provide a literal snapshot of a person in a particular context at a specific moment in
time. Previous studies have found that people can accurately categorize others from single …

Objectives: This study examined whether social capital (SC) mediated the association
between internalized homophobia (IH) and condomless sex among men who have sex with …