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When is self-labeling seen as reclaiming? The role of user and observer's sexual orientation in processing homophobic and category labels’ use
Samuel Sturaro (Sturaro, S.); Caterina Suitner (Suitner, C.); Fábio Fasoli (Fasoli, F.);
Journal Title
Journal of Language and Social Psychology
Year (definitive publication)
2023
Language
English
Country
United States of America
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Abstract
Reclaiming involves self-labeling with derogatory labels. This behavior can be processed differently depending on contextual factors: Type of label, user, and observer. Sexual minority and heterosexual participants saw a vignette depicting either a gay or a heterosexual man who self-labeled with a derogatory or a category label. Sexual minority participants perceived the act of self-labeling with a derogatory label by a gay man as less offensive than heterosexual participants did. Sexual minorities, more than heterosexual participants, perceived self-labeling as powerful.
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Keywords
Reclaiming,Reappropriation,Derogatory labels,Sexual orientation
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