David Cramer’s scientific contributions

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Publications (1)


Gay Parents and Their Children: A Review of Research and Practical Implications
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April 1986

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Journal of counseling and development: JCD

David Cramer

Explores the problems and benefits that may occur in families in which a parent is homosexual. Relevant research is reviewed and critiqued in discussing the legal and developmental questions that are often raised concerning the impact that a parent's homosexuality has on his/her children. In addition, the qualitative relationship between the parent and child is examined, including a discussion of the role of the nongay parent and the importance of self-disclosure. Suggestions for working with families and gay parents are presented. (21 ref) (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)

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... Tampoco las hay en lo que respecta a la tipificación sexual, es decir, al proceso por el cual se aprende lo que, teóricamente, es considerado propio de cada sexo: Cramer (1986); Gottman (1989); Green y Bozzett (1991); Patterson (1992Patterson ( , 1997. En la misma dirección concluyen los estudios sobre la mayor posibilidad, por parte de los hijos e hijas de gays y lesbianas, de seguir la orientación sexual de sus padres y madres: Hotvedt y Mandel (1982); Green y Bozett (1991);Falk (1994); Golombok y Tasker (1996) y los más novedosos de Ocobock (2018) y Luke (2018). ...

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Perfiles de opinión de los estudiantes universitarios acerca de la homoparentalidad en el contexto actual de metamorfosis familiar
Gay Parents and Their Children: A Review of Research and Practical Implications
  • Citing Article
  • April 1986

Journal of counseling and development: JCD