Previous research has shown that members of the transgender community are often the
victims of prejudice and discrimination (eg, Grant et al., 2011; James et al., 2016). However …

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 …

Although there has been a shift toward greater acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and
transgender (LGBT) people in the United States (Herek & McLemore, 2013), approximately …

Drawing upon the sociofunctional approach to prejudice, three studies examined distrust as
a predictor of attitudes toward transgender individuals relative to sexual minorities (primarily …

Purpose: Although there is growing interest in trans-negative attitudes and behaviors, few
studies have investigated the psychological variables associated with them. The present …

Transgender people often experience discrimination and prejudice; therefore, it is important
to explore the underlying factors that contribute to prejudice. Past research has found that …

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 …

A series of three studies were conducted to generate, develop, and validate the Attitudes
toward Transgender Men and Women (ATTMW) scale. In Study 1, 120 American adults …

Background: Prejudice against transgender people is widespread, yet in spite of the
prevalence of this negativity relatively little is known about the antecedents and predictors of …