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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"sex assigned at birth"”.
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Examining the quality of gender measurements in criminological and criminal justice research: pervasive apathy or bad research methods?
… by feminist and queer criminologists who note that the field rarely uses separate measures of gender and sex assigned at birth or ones that extend beyond the binary, severely limiting the applicability of evidence-based, gender-responsive services in the criminal justice system. Other fields have …
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LGBTQ Experiences with the Courts: The Role of Gender Nonconformity and Assertiveness
<p>Using lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) and non-LGBTQ participants, a pair of studies explored the influence of LGBTQ identity and gender nonconformity (GNC) in experiences of discrimination in court settings. A one-way ANOVA tested whether LGBTQ participants were more …
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Investigating the Effects of Discrimination Experiences on Everyday Metamemory
Lifetime and daily experiences of discrimination (based on race, gender, religion, and sexual orientation) contribute to impaired performance on cognitive assessments. However, the underlying mechanism by which discrimination negatively impacts cognition is unclear. Recent research investigating …
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Clinical Characterization of Children and Adolescents with Disorders of Sex Development Atending a Tertiary Centre in the Western Cape, South Africa
… of our study were to describe the presentation, classification, and underlying causes, where possible, of Disorders of Sex Development (DSD) cases in a middleincome country in Africa. Methods: This was a retrospective review of all DSD cases referred to a Paediatric Endocrine unit in a …
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Understanding the Relationship Between Undergraduate Students’ On-Campus Employment Status and Their Reported Sense of Belonging to the Campus Community Post the COVID-19 Pandemic
… for decades with many researchers concluding that humans have an inherent need to belong. Although each person’s level of need to belong differs, it is a deeply rooted human motivation that impacts a person’s feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. Individuals develop a sense of belonging when they …
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Identifying new graduate nurses’ comfort with and perception of expressive touch: a mixed methods study
… Nurses use physical touch to interact with patients and address their needs. Human touch benefits social development, stress/anxiety reduction, and rapport building. Some types of touch, such as expressive touch (or the touch used to convey compassion, such as hand holding) can benefit both …
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Early Adversity, Emotion Regulation, Object Relational Functioning, and the Moderating Effect of Gender Identity: A community sample study
… </strong>Clinical and social psychological literature have long demonstrated group status, culture, and social support as equally integral and influential factors which contribute directly both to the quality of one’s lived experience, and to the development and experience of one’s sense of …
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Associations of Sex, Gender, and Gender Role Beliefs with Mental Health Attitudes
… a mental illness experience shame and marginalization due to stigma. Stigma is perpetuated through stereotypes created and used by people in the majority. Studies have been done to assess individual’s attitudes toward mental healthcare seeking in regards to gender, age, race, and profession. This …