Assessment of Transgender and Gender-Diverse Adolescents

Leibowitz, Scott

doi:10.1016/j.chc.2023.05.009

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“…Internalized transphobia may cause sexual problems and prevent them through resilience interaction are the main subjects that will be discussed in this paper. In fact, there is not much information available about these points of contact between different fields which helps fill up missing parts in knowledge (Liebowitz et al, 2023). This topic has been chosen because it is very sophisticated given that most of the literature concentrates on marginalized communities but fails to go deep enough into such fine details concerning mental health among transgender individuals.…”

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Impact Of Resilience Strategies On Internalized Transphobia And Body Esteem Of Transgender Population In Peshawar, Pakistan

Begum,

Pervez

2024

Migrat. Lett.

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This research is designed to examine the relationship between internalized transphobia of transgender people, resilience strategies and perception of their own body (body esteem). Regression analysis was used to study the association among these variables based on data collected from 100 respondents from Peshawar city (Pakistan) who identified themselves as transgenders. The scales for self-reported internalized transphobia, body esteem and resilience strategies were utilized as measures in this study. According to the findings, there is a strong negative relationship between internalized transphobia and resilience strategies. On the other hand, it was found that body esteem increases with increase in coping skills (resilience) among transgenders. These results highlight how resilience can help against internalized transphobia by fostering positive psychosexual outcomes such as body esteem.

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confidence: 99%