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Studies

Holt et al. (2019): study US 2017

Publication

Author(s):
Holt, N.R.; Huit, T.Z.; Shulman, G.P.
Title:
Trans Collaborations Clinical Check-In (TC 3): Initial Validation of a Clinical Measure for Transgender and Gender Diverse Adults Receiving Psychological Services
Source:
Behavior Therapy, 2019, online, 1 - 14

Investigation

Public
Transgender people, USA, 2017
Survey name
Trans Collaborations Clinical Check-In
Sample
Non-probability snowball sample
Respondents
N = 207
Non Response
Assessment
Questionnaire: Conputer Assisted Web Interview (CAWI)
The different measures were administered in random order to reduce order effects.

Happiness Measure(s) and Distributional Findings

Full text:
Self report on 20 questions:

Lead item not reported.
A  nervous
B  distressed
C  afraid
D  jittery
E  irritable
F  upset
G  scared
H  excited
I   ashamed
J  guilty
K  hostile
L  active
M  determined
N  inspired
O  enthusiastic
P  alert
Q  attentive
R  proud
S  strong
T  interested

Rated:
1: slightly/not at all
.
.
5  extremely

Negative affect score (NAS): A to K
Positive affect score (PAS): L to T
Affect Balance Score (ABS): PAS - NAS

Name: Watson's PANAS version not reported
Classification:
A-BW-?-mq-v-5-a
Author's label:
Positive and Negative Affect Schedule
Remarks:
Affect Balance computed by WDH team from
PA (M = 28.68,  SD =  6.27)  minus  NA (M = 26.26,  SD = 7.34)
Fixed transformation to 0-10 scale computed by WDH team.
Page in publication:
Table 1
Error estimates:
Cronbach alpha: PA: .77, NA: .83
Observed distribution
Summary Statistics
On original range -40 - 40 On range 0-10
Mean:
2.42 5.30
SD:
- -

Correlational Findings

Author's label Subject Description Finding TC3: Trans Collaborations Clinical Check-In Gender attitudes
Self perceived gender identity
Self presentation
TC 3 Factor 1: Acceptance/authenticity Evaluation of aspects of self
Gender roles
Gender discrimination
TC3 Factor 2: Comfort with public perception Gender roles
Gender discrimination
TC3 Factor 3: Social support/voice Satisfaction with social support received TC3 Factor 4: Body comfort Attitudes to one's body