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11. Susan's Place Library: Comparison of Sex-Typed Motor Behavior in Male-to-Female Transsexuals and Women
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| Eight presurgical male-to-female transsexuals emitted significantly more feminine behaviors on a validated sex role motor behavior checklist than eight feminine women. Transsexuals also emitted more masculine behaviors than feminine women, although the total number of masculine behaviors in each group was far less than the total number of feminine behaviors. Indications for the management of transsexuals as well as the functions of sex role motor behavior in our society are discussed. |
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| 12. Susan's Place Library: Dr. Michael Seghers of Brussels, Belgium
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| This file is a transcription of a recording made on October 3rd obtained at the Southern Comfort conference in Atlanta, Georgia; October 1 - 4, 1992. The speaker is Dr. Michel Seghers of Brussels, Belgium. |
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13. Susan's Place Library: Male to Female and Female to Male Transsexuals: A Comparison
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| Male-to-female and female-to-male transsexuals differed with respect to social, partnership, and sexual behavior, independently of whether they had had surgery. Female-to-male transsexuals more often had close ties to their parents and siblings, established stable partnerships more frequently solely with the same biological sex, and were more satisfied sexually. |
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| 14. Susan's Place Library: Post-Op Care
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| This file contains a transcription of a patient instruction sheet that was distributed by Dr. Michel Seghers of Belgium. It would be typically given out to SRS patients as guidance for follow-up care. |
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| 15. Susan's Place Library: Sex Reassignment (SRS)
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| Sex reassignment, sometimes colloquially called sex change, refers to the surgical changing of a transsexual human's biological sex. A transsexual is a person, female or male, who perceives his or her gender identity as incongruous with the anatomical reality and actively seeks to resolve the conflict through sex-reassignment surgery. |
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| 16. Susan's Place Library: Sex Reassignment Surgery: Historical, Bioethical, and Theoretical Issues
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| The reported 68% - 86% overall success rates for sex reassignment surgery must be viewed cautiously; the lack of long-term follow-up studies makes these statistics misleading. There is evidence suggesting that some gender dysphoric patients benefit primarily from sex reassignment surgery. By Leslie M. Lothstein, Ph.D. |
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| 17. Susan's Place Library: Sexual Activity & Temperment in Polish Transsexuals
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| Two groups of 23 female-to-male and 14 male-to-female transsexuals were compared to a representative sample of Polish controls along following dimensions: (i) temperamental features including reactivity and mobility of nervous processes, as measured by Strelau's Temperament Inventory; and (ii) patterns of sexual activity, measured with Dulko's Questionnaire for Measurement of Transsexualism. |
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| 18. Susan's Place Library: Surgeons (SRS)
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| The following is a listing of Doctors who perform gender reasignment surgery, and relavant comments about them their work and their clinics. Also is a number of helpful comments on selection from Tara C and Jackie K. These are personal per spectives and are only meant as a guideline to help you in selecting a program. Factual information is the latest available as the date of upload and where possible is dated. Compiled from 2 messages on TGNet July, 1992 |
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| 20. Susan's Place Library: Transsexuals In The Workplace: A Guide For Employers
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| To the employer: possibly you were presented this material by one of your employees, quite likely soon after learning that the employee was undergoing or had already undergone a "sex change." Much information and misinformation abounds in the media, but little of it is helpful to the employer in comprehending the new status of their employee. |
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