同性愛・両性愛肯定的カウンセリング自己効力感尺度日本語版(LGB-CSIJ)作成の試み

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The purpose of this study was to develop a Japanese version of the Lesbian, gay, and bisexual affirmative counseling self-efficacy scale (LGB-CSIJ) by analyzing of it reliability and validity across a Japanese sample. The data for this study were collected from a sample comprising 56 first-year and 40 second-year graduate students pursuing Master's degree in clinical psychology. The results indicated that the scale had three-factor construction of the "LGB-related knowledge and assessment," "General clinical psychology knowledge," and"Awareness and seeking outside help," and the reliability and validity of this scale was indicated. Further, there were differences between neither the first-year and second-year students nor male and female students in terms of the three factors. However, the scores of students above 41 years of age or having a background experience of teaching at elementary or secondary schools were higher as compared to those of the students below 25 years of age or having no teaching experince. The younger generation seems to have more experience of seeing LGB people in the society or through media, and that affect their sense of affirmativeness. Therefore, we concluded that an LGB affirmative training program is required and that it is important to offer opportunities to acquire and practice LGB sensitive counseling skills in all training programs.