Index of Homophobia – IHP

I would feel comfortable working closely with a male homosexual.

I would enjoy attending social functions at which homosexuals were present.

I would feel uncomfortable if I learned that my neighbor was homosexual.

If a member of my sex made a sexual advance toward me I would feel angry.

I would feel comfortable knowing that I was attractive to members of my sex.

I would feel uncomfortable being seen in a gay bar.

I would feel comfortable if a member of my sex made an advance toward me.

I would be comfortable if I found myself attracted to a member of my sex.

I would feel disappointed if I learned that my child was homosexual.

I would feel nervous being in a group of homosexuals.

I would feel comfortable knowing that my clergyman was homosexual.

I would be upset if I learned that my brother or sister was homosexual.

I would feel that I had failed as a parent if I learned that my child was gay.

If I saw two men holding hands in public I would feel disgusted.

If a member of my sex made an advance toward me I would be offended.

I would feel comfortable if I learned that my daughter’s teacher was a lesbian.

I would feel uncomfortable if I learned that my spouse or partner was attracted to members of his or her sex.

I would feel at ease talking with a homosexual person at a party.

I would feel uncomfortable if I learned that my boss was homosexual.

It would not bother me to walk through a predominantly gay section of town.

It would disturb me to find out that my doctor was homosexual.

I would feel comfortable if I learned that my best friend of my sex was homosexual.

If a member of my sex made an advance toward me I would feel flattered.

I would feel uncomfortable knowing that my son’s male teacher was homosexual.

I would feel comfortable working closely with a female homosexual.