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  Current Directions in Psychological ScienceVolume 15 Issue 5, Pages 241 - 244 Published Online: 28 Nov 2006 © 2009 Association for Psychological Science
Abstract | References | Full Text: HTML, PDF (Size: 60K) | Related Articles | Citation Tracking  Children of Lesbian and Gay Parents Copyright Copyright © 2006 Association for Psychological Science KEYWORDS sexual orientation • parenting • lesbian • gay • child • socialization ABSTRACTABSTRACT—Does parental sexual orientation affect child development, and if so, how? Studies using convenience samples, studies using samples drawn from known populations, and studies based on samples that are representative of larger populations all converge on similar conclusions. More than two decades of research has failed to reveal important differences in the adjustment or development of children or adolescents reared by same-sex couples compared to those reared by other-sex couples. Results of the research suggest that qualities of family relationships are more tightly linked with child outcomes than is parental sexual orientation. | 
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