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Such a quirky incongruence seemed evident in the Moses and Kirk chapter. Experts agree that there is often incongruence between what many managers believe and the reality of why employees leave. Because sexual identity development is a process for which LGB individuals have been unprepared and which is contextually unsupported and stigmatized, it would seem that the process would be characterized by inconsistency or incongruence among its affective, cognitive, and behavioral components, such that behavior may not always coincide with affect or identity. |
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