Abstract
The purpose of the study is to investigate dissimilarities
between the gender identities of different types of male–tofemale gender dysphorics. Three separate components of gender
identity are proposed: personal identity, social identity and
sexual identity. Participants selected for the purpose were
persons born with physically male appearance, raised as males,
but who demonstrated some degree of gender dysphoria.
Participants completed an interview-based questionnaire about
their beliefs and what contributed to their personal gender
identity. Analysis of the data showed that in the sample, the three
components of gender identity were not strongly related to each
other and were also not strongly related to a person’s sexual
orientation. Although people who were identified as transsexual,
identified themselves strongly with the sex opposite to that
assigned at birth in one or more of the three areas. There was no
single set of scores on these three components that was unique to
transexulaism
Syeda Kaneez-i-Fatima Haider. (2008) GENDER DYSPHORICS IN PAKISTAN, Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan, Volime 45, Issue 2.
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