Among the strategies children use to convey or not convey information about parents' sexual orientation is

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Selective disclosure refers to the strategy of only revealing information about a parent's sexual orientation to certain people or in certain situations, while keeping it private in others. This allows children some control over who knows about their family situation, and can be a way to protect themselves from potential negative reactions or discrimination. Immediate disclosure (A) would involve telling everyone right away, which could be overwhelming or unsafe for some children. Informed disclosure (C) and confidential disclosure (D) are not commonly used terms in this context.

Among the Strategies Children Use to Convey or Not Convey