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 …

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 …

Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals have begun to gain an acceptance that
transgender people have yet to achieve. Previous literature has found the significant effect of …

The present study is one of few to investigate both anti‐trans discrimination and anti‐trans
prejudice. It examined four individual factors (religiosity; political beliefs; affiliation with …

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 …

Surprisingly little is known about transgender attitudes, partly due to a need for improved
measures of beliefs about transgender people. Four studies introduce a novel Implicit …

The present study explored possible stereotypical beliefs, or myths, related to prejudice and
discrimination toward transgender individuals in the US. In a 5 x 2 x 3 mixed factorial design …

Transgender and nonbinary (TGNB) people face discrimination based on negative societal
attitudes toward TGNB identities. Our study explored factors contributing to negative TGNB …

Though often conceptualized as sharing a common cultural ingroup, trans individuals face
barriers to acceptance and social equality that lesbian, gay, and bisexual individuals do not …

Using an internet-based survey, we examined attitudes toward transgender youth in the
United States and India, two cultures with differences in conceptualizations of gender and …