Chapter 37 - On the just and accurate representation of transgender persons in research
On The Just And Accurate Representation
Of Transgender Persons In Research
Alexis Dinno
Portland State University
Molly C. Franks
Jenn Burleton
TransActive
Tyler C. Smith
Alexis Dinno, School of Community Health, Portland State University;
Molly C. Franks; Jen Burleton, TransActive; Tyler C. Smith.
Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Alexis Dinno, School of Community Health, Portland State University
Abstract
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Topic: Gender Identity and Transgenderism
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Most transgender people are also
Do not include transgender identity in sexual orientation questions
both a gender identity and
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sexual orientation.
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identity in structured surveys.
Simple and straightforward language is desirable.
26 - We are concerned by Meyer’s assumption that the intersex population would, in general, be comfortable with being absorbed under the
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transgender.
Recommendations
Ideally two questions should be asked to identify the respondent’s sex over the lifetime.
both
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separate and in addition to a question about the respondent’s sex.
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References
American Journal of Public Health
Washington, DC.
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