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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Jan 30.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Relation Ther. 2024 Jan 29;39(4):1423–1440. doi: 10.1080/14681994.2024.2303071

Table 2.

Correlates of sexual distress for heterosexual and queer Black women.

Queer Heterosexual


(n = 170) (n = 267)


r p-value r p-value

Demographics 1. Age −0.07 .40 −0.16** .01
2. Education −0.16* .04 −0.13* .03
Minority Stressors 3. SWS-Obligation to Suppress Emotions .13 .10 .02 .74
4. SWS-Obligation to Present an Image of Strength .07 .39 −0.08 .21
5. SWS-Resistance to Being Vulnerable .07 .40 .02 .71
6. SWS-Motivation to Succeed .08 .32 −0.02 .76
7. SWS-Obligation to Help others .20** .01 .07 .27
8. Gendered Racism- Beauty & Sexual Objectification .08 .29 .23*** <.001
Psychological Factors 9. Financial Worry-Monthly Bills .11 .14 .19** .002
10. Financial Worry-Standard of Living .23** .003 .16** .01
11. Psychological Distress .26*** <.001 .43*** <.001
12. PTSD-intrusion .01 .86 .20** .001
13. PTSD-Avoidance .04 .59 .19** .003
14. PTSD-Hypervigilance .13 .11 .21*** <.001
15. Perceived Stress .27*** <.001 .34*** <.001

p < .001

**

p < .01

*

p < .05