Identity Centrality, Risk, and Resilience: Examining Heterogeneity within Gender and Sexual Minority Individuals

Identity centrality may have particularly salient importance for risk and resilience to psychopathology in marginalized populations, such as gender and sexual minority (GSM) individuals. A cross-sectional design used mediation to explore how the interaction of centrality and GSM identities are associated with social support, anxiety, and depression in GSM adults.