Prior work suggests that some cisgender people do not consider gender identity when
thinking about what being transgender means, and that exposure to a definition of …

In a partial replication and extension of Buck's (2016) study, we examined lay people's
definitions of transgender and how those definitions are associated with attitudes toward …

The present research examined the role gender non-conformity plays in attitudes toward
transgender people. Study 1 with 232 US college students focused on attitudes toward …

The word transgender can serve as an umbrella term, encompassing a wide array of
identities. However, those opposed to transgender rights seem to narrowly conceptualize …

Using data from a national probability sample of heterosexual US adults (N= 2,281), the
present study describes the distribution and correlates of men's and women's attitudes …

To date, the content of stereotypic beliefs about transgender women and men has received
limited empirical scrutiny. To address this omission, 2 studies were conducted. Study 1 …

Drawing on the first national survey experiment of its kind (n= 3,922), the authors examine
Americans' perceptions of transgender people's sex and the factors that underlie these …

Because of the dominant societal paradigm of gender as a binary construct, the emerging
visibility of the transgender population (including transsexuals and cross-dressers) remains …

With grounding in the Integrated Threat Theory of Prejudice, we explore individual difference
predictors of attitudes toward transgender people. In particular, we measure general and …

Background: Transphobia studies have typically relied on self-report measures from
heterosexual samples. However, there is evidence suggesting the need to use indirect …