Dutch Young People Have a More Negative View of Homosexuality
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Young people in the Netherlands have developed more negative views on homosexuality over the past four years. This is the conclusion reached by the Trimbos Institute and University...
Acceptance of homosexuality among Dutch youth has declined dramatically over the past four years. This is the conclusion reached by researchers from Utrecht University and the Trimbos Institute based on a large-scale, representative, quadrennial study. This HBSC (Health Behaviour in School-aged Children) study is conducted in almost all European countries among children aged 12 to 16 to map trends regarding the health and well-being of young pe…
Research among eleven- to sixteen-year-olds shows that homosexuality is increasingly viewed as “dirty.” For the first time, girls also appear to be less tolerant. “Politicians and influencers are speaking out increasingly negatively, and the preference for traditional male-female relationships is on the rise again.”
The acceptance of homosexuality among young people has plummeted in four years. Only 22 percent of boys have a positive attitude towards it. The mental well-being of girls in secondary school is also deteriorating noticeably, according to research among Dutch teenagers.
The acceptance of homosexuality among young people has plummeted in four years. Only 22 percent of boys have a positive attitude towards it. The mental well-being of girls in secondary school is also deteriorating noticeably, according to research among Dutch teenagers.
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