Associations between misgendering, invalidation, pride, community connectedness, and trauma among nonbinary adults (Q29151)

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Associations between misgendering, invalidation, pride, community connectedness, and trauma among nonbinary adults
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  • Associations between misgendering, invalidation, pride, community connectedness, and trauma among nonbinary adults.

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Associations between misgendering, invalidation, pride, community connectedness, and trauma among nonbinary adults. (English)
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Transgender and nonbinary (TNB) people experience elevated rates of posttraumatic stress (PTS) due to transphobic violence, discrimination, microaggressions, and minority stress. (English)
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Nonbinary people in particular experience unique chronic minority stressors (e.g., misgendering, interpersonal invalidation) because of the assumption that gender is inherently binary. (English)
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Such examples of oppression against TNB people could contribute to complex PTS (c-PTS) symptoms, which arise due to exposure to chronic, cumulative, and interpersonal trauma. (English)
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This study aimed to examine how misgendering and invalidation may be associated with PTS and c-PTS symptoms among nonbinary people and whether this association is moderated by pride and community connectedness. (English)
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Cross-sectional data from 610 nonbinary people living in the United States and Canada were analyzed using hierarchical linear regressions. (English)
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Misgendering and invalidation had significant positive associations with PTS and c-PTS symptoms. (English)
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However, pride and community connectedness were not significant moderators of these associations. (English)
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Findings from this study contribute to the conceptualizations of traumatic stress among nonbinary people and provide considerations for more affirming trauma-informed care. (English)
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(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved). (English)
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November 2024
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