Disparities in psychosocial functioning between transgender and cisgender populations highlight the importance of validating measures assessing mechanisms of resilience for transgender and nonbinary people. Gender congruence is an important mechanism of resilience, as it focuses on the individual’s own gender objectives. Moreover, research increasingly links gender congruence to psychosocial functioning and well-being. The goals of the current study were to validate a French-language version of the Transgender Congruence Scale and examine how this scale was associated with life satisfaction, psychological distress, and perceived transition status.
Référence bibliographique
Martin-Storey, A., Cotton, J.-C., Le Corff, Y., Michaud, A. et Beauchesne-Lévesque, S. (2021). A french translation of the Transgender Congruence Scale: Validation and associations with distress, well-being and perceived transition status. Transgender Health, 6(1), 23-30.
