Stigma Consciousness is a psychological construct denoting an individual's chronic awareness of and sensitivity to the negative societal attitudes and potential discrimination directed toward their stigmatized sexual identity, distinguishing it from transient situational perceptions by reflecting a generalized expectancy of stigma exposure.
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Felt versus enacted stigma: A concept revisited
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