Transgender Identity and Suicidality in a Nonclinical Sample

By R. Mathy. 2003

118 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology

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In Clinical Psychology

1. K. Clements-Nolle
2. M. Katz
3. Crystal Boza
4. R. Marx
5. K. Nicholson Perry

In Social Psychology

1. K. Clements-Nolle
2. M. Katz
3. Crystal Boza
4. R. Marx
5. Sonja J. Ellis
6. K. Nicholson Perry

Citations in the corpus

• Suicide in Trans Populations: A Systematic Review of Prevalence and Correlates (2017, background): “Similarly, Mathy (2003) found that suicidal ideation in trans people (although again greater than for cis people) was not different from that for psychosocially matched cis women or cis lesbians.”
• Attempted Suicide Among Transgender Persons (2006, background): “In addition, bivariate analyses in a previous study with transgender persons found that suicide attempters were more likely than non-attempters to report psychiatric medication use, psychotherapy, and difficulties with both alcohol and drugs (Mathy, 2002).”
• Gender-Related Victimization, Perceived Social Support, and Predictors of Depression Among Transgender Australians (2014, background): “…ideation and attempts have also been reported across studies of transgender persons, with ideation ranging from 37% to 65% (Kenagy & Bostwick, 2005; Mathy, 2002; Xavier, Bobbin, Singer, & Budd, 2005; Xavier, Honnold, & Bradford, 2007) and previous attempts ranging from 15% to 41% (Clements-Nolle…”