Diverse Gender Identity Development: A Qualitative Synthesis and Development of a New Contemporary Framework
Speechley, Molly, Stuart, Jaimee and Modecki, Kathryn L., (2024). Diverse Gender Identity Development: A Qualitative Synthesis and Development of a New Contemporary Framework. Sex Roles, 90 1-18
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Stuart, Jaimee
Modecki, Kathryn L.Title Diverse Gender Identity Development: A Qualitative Synthesis and Development of a New Contemporary Framework Appearing in Sex Roles Volume 90 Publication Date 2024-01 Place of Publication Online Publisher Springer Start page 1 End page 18 Language eng Abstract Traditional models of gender identity development for individuals who do not identify with their assigned birth sex have generally treated medical intervention as normative, and non-binary identification as relatively rare. However, changing demographics within gender diverse populations have highlighted the need for an updated framework of gender identity development. To address this gap in the research, this study systematically reviewed the qualitative literature assessing the lived experiences of identity development of over 1,758 gender diverse individuals, across 72 studies. Reflexive thematic analysis of excerpts were synthesised to produce a novel, integrative perspective on identity development, referred to as the Diverse Gender Identity Framework. The framework is inclusive of binary and non-binary identities and characterises the distinctive identity processes individuals undergo across development. Copyright Holder Springer Copyright Year 2024 Copyright type All rights reserved DOI 10.1007/s11199-023-01438-x -
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