Social-Ecological Correlates of Social Well-Being in Transgender and Gender Diverse Adults in the USA: Implications for Policy, Theory, and Research
Robert J. Cramer,
Andréa R. Kaniuka,
Raymond P. Tucker
et al.
Abstract:Introduction
Emerging transgender and gender diverse (TGD) health models focus on social well-being. The present study contributes to this movement through investigation of hate crime statutes, state-level political and anti-TGD attitudes, and multiple marginalized identities as correlates of social well-being (i.e., outness, community connection, and workplace and familial support).
Methods
The current study merged data from three sources: (a) the 2015 Un… Show more
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