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Cass (1979) proposed a model claiming that there are six stages in the coming out process in which people disclose their sexual orientation to others. Which of the following is not one of those stages? searching for information about sexual-minority identities developing pride about their sexual identity actively resisting their same-sex attractions experiencing tolerance regarding their own sexual identity.

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