Assessing Attitudes Toward Trans and Gender Diverse People: Adapting the 'Transgender Attitudes and Beliefs' Scale.

IF 2.4 4区心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Journal of Homosexuality Pub Date : 2024-09-18 Epub Date: 2023-08-10 DOI:10.1080/00918369.2023.2245524

Bethany A Jones, Liam Cahill, Daragh T McDermott

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Abstract

This study aimed to update the gender-based terminology of a measure used to assess attitudes toward trans and gender diverse people (the Transgender Attitudes and Beliefs Scale; TABS) in order to reflect appropriate and inclusive language standards and conventions while maintaining the psychometric integrity of the tool. The updated TABS was administered to 247 heterosexual, cisgender adults in the UK. Participants also completed the original TABS as well as measure of self-esteem and social desirability to test construct validity. We demonstrate that after updating the language of the TABS to reflect best-practice, the psychometric properties of the TABS were unaffected.

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评估对变性人和不同性别者的态度：改编 "变性人态度和信念 "量表。

本研究旨在更新一项用于评估对变性人和性别多元化人群态度的测量工具（变性人态度与信念量表；TABS）中基于性别的术语，以反映适当的包容性语言标准和惯例，同时保持该工具心理测量的完整性。更新后的 TABS 对英国 247 名异性恋、双性恋成年人进行了测试。受试者还完成了原始 TABS 以及自尊和社会理想度的测量，以检验构建有效性。我们证明，在更新了 TABS 的语言以反映最佳实践之后，TABS 的心理测量特性并没有受到影响。

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Journal of Homosexuality Multiple-

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5.60

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7.70%

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164

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