Justice and Society, University of South Australia, Adelaide 5072, Australia.
Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2023 Feb 27;20(5):4241. doi: 10.3390/ijerph20054241.
This article examines the correlates of Vietnamese social work practitioners' attitudes toward individuals who identify as lesbian or gay. This study, among the very few studies on the general topic in non-Western contexts and the first of its kind in Vietnam, investigates correlates of attitudes toward sexual minorities that are known in the literature. The data are drawn from a survey of 292 Vietnamese social work practitioners. The findings suggest that the attitudes of Vietnamese social work practitioners are associated with gender, educational attainment, level of social work education, practice experience, practice sector, professional contact with sexual minority clients, personal contact with sexual minorities, exposure to content on sexual minorities in social work courses and professional development activities, and independent learning activities about sexual minorities but not with age, religious affiliation, and marital status. Implications for social work education and practice are considered.
本文考察了越南社会工作者对同性恋者态度的相关因素。本研究是为数不多的非西方背景下的此类研究之一，也是越南首例此类研究，调查了文献中已知的与对性少数群体的态度相关的因素。数据来自对 292 名越南社会工作者的调查。研究结果表明，越南社会工作者的态度与性别、教育程度、社会工作教育水平、实践经验、实践领域、与性少数群体客户的专业接触、与性少数群体的个人接触、在社会工作课程和专业发展活动中接触有关性少数群体的内容以及关于性少数群体的独立学习活动有关，但与年龄、宗教信仰和婚姻状况无关。文章还考虑了对社会工作教育和实践的启示。
