Department of Psychology, University of Johannesburg, Auckland Park, Johannesburg, South Africa.
J Homosex. 2011;58(4):497-520. doi: 10.1080/00918369.2011.555672.
Research was conducted investigating university students' prejudicial attitudes toward bisexual men and women in South Africa. The combined male and female Attitudes Regarding Bisexuality Scale (ARBS) showed unacceptable internal consistency reliabilities, especially for the Black-African participants. An expert focus group was convened in order to elaborate on and clarify the low reliability coefficients. The ARBS was then adapted for the South African population and resulted in two separate instruments designed to measure attitudes regarding bisexual men and bisexual women separately. Five hundred eighty seven university students completed these scales. The results indicated that the attitudes of heterosexual, homosexual, and asexual students toward bisexual men and women are more negative than the attitudes of bisexual students.
研究调查了南非大学生对双性恋男性和女性的偏见态度。综合男性和女性双性恋态度量表（ARBS）显示出不可接受的内部一致性可靠性，尤其是对于黑人参与者。为了详细说明和澄清低可靠性系数，召集了一个专家焦点小组。然后，ARBS 被改编为南非人口使用，并产生了两个单独的工具，旨在分别测量对双性恋男性和双性恋女性的态度。587 名大学生完成了这些量表。结果表明，异性恋、同性恋和无性恋学生对双性恋男性和女性的态度比双性恋学生的态度更为负面。
