1977•Bulletin of the Royal College of PsychiatristsOpen access

Social and Interpersonal Aspects of Gender Identity Disorder

John M. Annear

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Biological sex, gender identity and gender role are concordant in most individuals. Transsexuals seek reassignment of gender role and anatomical sex to fit their gender identity. Thirteen males and three female transsexuals have been assessed.

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Biological sex, gender identity and gender role are concordant in most individuals. Transsexuals seek reassignment of gender role and anatomical sex to fit their gender identity. Thirteen males and three female transsexuals have been assessed.

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Biological sex, gender identity and gender role are concordant in most individuals. Transsexuals seek reassignment of gender role and anatomical sex to fit their gender identity. Thirteen males and three female transsexuals have been assessed.

Key concepts: Gender identity, Gender Identity Disorder, Identity (music), Gender psychology, Psychology, Female to male, Gender dysphoria, Interpersonal communication

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