Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Responses to the Question: How do You Feel About Limiting the Duration of Gender Incongruence to a Few Months?

<p>Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Responses to the Question: How do You Feel About Limiting the Duration of Gender Incongruence to a Few Months?</p

Responses to the Question: “Do You Think That, if the Scope of the Diagnosis is Widened, More People Who Do Not Experience Themselves to be Either Men or Women; or Who Experience Themselves to be Outside the Boxes of Manhood or Womanhood, etc., Will Seek Care or Treatment?”

<p>Responses to the Question: “Do You Think That, if the Scope of the Diagnosis is Widened, More People Who Do Not Experience Themselves to be Either Men or Women; or Who Experience Themselves to be Outside the Boxes of Manhood or Womanhood, etc., Will Seek Care or Treatment?”</p

Number of Times a Reason was Ticked (and Percentage of Participants that Selected the Reason) in the Dutch (NL) and United Kingdom (UK) Survey in Response to the Question:: “Have You Ever Been Discriminated Against for any of the Following Reasons:”.

<p>Number of Times a Reason was Ticked (and Percentage of Participants that Selected the Reason) in the Dutch (NL) and United Kingdom (UK) Survey in Response to the Question:: “Have You Ever Been Discriminated Against for any of the Following Reasons:”.</p

Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) Regarding Statements About the Stigmatising Effect and/or Recognition as a Result of Having a (Gender Incongruence) Diagnosis.

<p>Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) Regarding Statements About the Stigmatising Effect and/or Recognition as a Result of Having a (Gender Incongruence) Diagnosis.</p

Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) Regarding the Question (only for Healthcare Providers): ‘Have you Already Met with Clients/Patients in your Work to Whom This Wider Scope of Diagnosis Might Apply (for Instance, a Person Who Does not Feel Themselves to be Either Man or Woman, and Wish to Live Their Live as gender-Neutral, Non-Binary Persons)?’

<p>Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) Regarding the Question (only for Healthcare Providers): ‘Have you Already Met with Clients/Patients in your Work to Whom This Wider Scope of Diagnosis Might Apply (for Instance, a Person Who Does not Feel Themselves to be Either Man or Woman, and Wish to Live Their Live as gender-Neutral, Non-Binary Persons)?’</p

Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Responses to the Question (UK only): Do you consider the proposed name of gender incongruence an improvement on transsexualism?; and preferences for Diagnostic term.

<p>Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Responses to the Question (UK only): Do you consider the proposed name of gender incongruence an improvement on transsexualism?; and preferences for Diagnostic term.</p