OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Psychology & Sexuality is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Stacys, Beckys, and Chads: the construction of femininity and hegemonic masculinity within incel rhetoric	38
Complexities of sexual consent: young people’s reasoning in a Swedish context	30
Is there anything “toxic” about femininity? The rigid femininities that keep us locked in	23
Comparing asexual and non-asexual sexual minority adolescents and young adults: stressors, suicidality and mental and behavioural health risk outcomes	23
People perceive transitioning from a social to a private setting as an indicator of sexual consent	21
Sexual consent and sexual agency of women in healthy relationships following a history of sexual trauma	18
Critical femininities: a ‘new’ approach to gender theory	17
Bots and nots: safeguarding online survey research with underrepresented and diverse populations	15
Sexual consent: Exploring the perceptions of heterosexual and non-heterosexual men	14
Gender euphoria: a grounded theory exploration of experiencing gender affirmation	12
UK university students’ perceptions and negotiations of sexual consent	11
Reprogramming consent: implications of sexual relationships with artificially intelligent partners	11
Negotiating relationships with powerfulness: using femme theory to resist masculinist pressures on feminist femininities	11
“But where are the dates?” Dating as a central site of fat femme marginalisation in queer communities	10
Feminine Power: A New Articulation	10
Radical vulnerability: selfies as a Femme-inine mode of resistance	10
Exploring anti-asexual bias in a sample of Australian undergraduate psychology students	10
Outness amplifies the negative effect of gay related rejection in rural, but not urban sexual minority men	10
Social Anxiety Among Sexual Minority Individuals: A Systematic Review	10
Identity resilience, social support and internalised homonegativity in gay men	9
Intersex lived experience: trauma and posttraumatic growth in narratives	9
A longitudinal analysis of sexual minorities’ acceptance concerns and internalised homonegativity on perceived psychological stress	9
Italian primary school teachers’ comfort and training needs regarding same-sex parenting	8
The effect of masculinity threat on transprejudice: Influence of different aspects of masculinity contingent self-worth	8
‘It’s just absolutely everywhere’: understanding LGBTQ experiences of queerbaiting	8

‘It’s how the world around you treats you for being trans’: mental health and wellbeing of transgender people in Aotearoa New Zealand	7
The experiences of lesbian, gay and bisexual people accessing mental health crisis support helplines in Australia	7
Asexual identity development and internalisation: a scoping review of quantitative and qualitative evidence	7
The Vices and Virtues of Consensual Non-Monogamy:A Relational Dimension Investigation	6
Perceived stigma and erotic technology: From sex toys to erobots	6
Differences between Australian bisexual and pansexual women: an assessment of minority stressors and psychological outcomes	6
Longitudinal assessment of the association between the use of sexually explicit material, hyperfemininity, and sexual agency in adolescent women	6
Regulatory focus and perceived safety with casual partners: implications for perceived risk and casual sex intentions during the COVID-19 pandemic	6
‘A certain evolution’: a phenomenological study of 24/7 BDSM and negotiating consent	6
Exploring LGBT resilience and moving beyond a deficit-model: findings from a qualitative study in England	6
‘A Blank slate body:’ Cis individuals’ descriptions of their androgynous body ideals	6
Asexuality and relationship investment: visible differences in relationship investment for an invisible minority	6
Breastfeeding, ‘tainted’ love, and femmephobia: containing the ‘dirty’ performances of embodied femininity	6
Risk factors for violence in transgender people: a retrospective study of experiences during adolescence	6
Sexual consent cues among sexual minority men in the United States	6
How is masculinity ideology related to transprejudice in Turkey: the mediatory effect of femmephobia	5
Between two worlds: Turkish religious LGBTs relationships with islam and coping strategies	5
‘Why is it so different now I’m bisexual?’: young bisexual people’s experiences of identity, belonging, self-injury, and COVID19	5
Is consent sexy? Comparing evaluations of written erotica based on verbal sexual consent	5
Examining substance-involved sexual experiences and consent communication by sexual identity	4
South African women’s constructions of sexual consent	4
”A lot to fall back on”: experiences of dyspareunia among queer women	4
Quality of life and sexual satisfaction in women with endometriosis: the moderator role of symptom severity	4
Mental health issues and needs of LGBTQ+ asylum seekers, refugee claimants and refugees in Toronto, Canada	4
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on HIV-positive men who have sex with men: (dis)connection to social, sexual, and health networks	4
Testing whether the combination of victimization and minority stressors exacerbate PTSD risks in a diverse community sample of sexual minority women	4
Intersectional expansiveness borne at the neuroqueer nexus	4
Characteristics and functions of subcultural identities in the lives of gay, bisexual, and queer-identifying men in Australia	4
How do mental health professionals describe their experiences of providing care for gender diverse adults? A systematic literature review	4
Recruiting cisgender female couples for health disparity-focused daily diary research: challenges, successes, and lessons learned	4
‘An impossible dream’? Non-binary people’s perceptions of legal gender status and reform in the UK	4