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 …

Gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered individuals are sexual and gender minorities
subject to stigma in a heteronormative culture with binary gender role norms. Although much …

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 …

In recent years, issues surrounding transgender have garnered media and legal attention,
contributing to rapidly shifting views on gender in the US Yet, there is a paucity of data …

Transgender people face an uncertain legal climate, and efforts to include gender identity in
policies have been met with both successes and failures. These policies are often …

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 …

The present survey study examined the attitudes of US adults toward transgender children
and adolescents, as well as their behavioral intentions, in two hypothetical scenarios …

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 …

ABSTRACT A persistent finding in past research reifies a “gendered” cisnormative bias
whereby heterosexual men (compared to heterosexual women) have been found to be …