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Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 1998
Because gender identity disorder (GID) in children is relatively uncommon, most child clinicians and researchers are likely to have had very little direct experience with it. In this chapter, I provide a selective overview of our knowledge about children with GID.
Susan J. Bradley, Kenneth J. Zucker
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Because gender identity disorder (GID) in children is relatively uncommon, most child clinicians and researchers are likely to have had very little direct experience with it. In this chapter, I provide a selective overview of our knowledge about children with GID.
Susan J. Bradley, Kenneth J. Zucker
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Gender identity disorder and courtship disorder
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1993A hypothetical connection between gender identity disorder and courtship disorder was investigated in 274 heterosexual male patients of the following types: nontransvestic fetishists for female attire; transvestic fetishists; patients with gender identity disorder of adolescence and adulthood, nontranssexual type; and transsexuals.
K, Freund, R J, Watson
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Endocrinologic Treatment of Gender Identity Disorders
Endocrine Practice, 2003To review the diagnosis, therapeutic options, and potential complications of treatment of transsexualism.We summarize the appropriate initial assessment and the current guidelines for hormonal and surgical treatment of patients with transsexualism.The cardinal feature of transsexualism is the permanent feeling of gender dysphoria.
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Response: Finding the Disorder in Gender Identity Disorder
Harvard Review of Psychiatry, 1999(1999). Response: Finding the Disorder in Gender Identity Disorder. Harvard Review of Psychiatry: Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 43-50.
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1992
To the extent that psychopathology illuminates the subtle healthy processes of development, the gender identity disorders teach us about the most fundamental aspects of our sexual selves. Suffering and lost potential abound among the gender-disordered, but so do courage, determination, and triumph of the belief in self-expression.
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To the extent that psychopathology illuminates the subtle healthy processes of development, the gender identity disorders teach us about the most fundamental aspects of our sexual selves. Suffering and lost potential abound among the gender-disordered, but so do courage, determination, and triumph of the belief in self-expression.
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2007
According to the DSM IV, a person with GID is a male or female that feels a strong identification with the opposite sex and experiences considerable stress because of their actual sex (Task Force on DSM-IV and American Psychiatric Association, 2000).
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According to the DSM IV, a person with GID is a male or female that feels a strong identification with the opposite sex and experiences considerable stress because of their actual sex (Task Force on DSM-IV and American Psychiatric Association, 2000).
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Gender Identity Disorder of Childhood Introduction
Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1985Whereas clinical case observations are useful for heuristic purposes, further progress in clinical research depends on the systematic assessment of groups of patients representing the diversity of the phenomenon under study and a variety of developmental conditions.
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Childhood gender-identity disorders
1996Abstract It is important in formulating the aetiology of adult male transsexualism to know how similar symptoms develop in childhood. I have observed transsexual symptoms in two male children whom I had in psychoanalysis. I did not have to speculate retrospectively because the symptoms manifested in the transference.
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