一组成年男性对患有2型糖尿病的经历的意义

Nuria Vázquez López, M. F. Fernández Rodríguez, E. García Vega, Patricia Guerra Mora
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背景:跨性别者可能会发现自己处于社会歧视的境地,这反映在他们的健康状况和缺乏科学研究上。少数群体压力理论指出了社会支持对性或性别少数群体压力的重要性。本研究旨在探讨该人群的社会支持及其维度。方法:81人作为对照组,其中跨性别者36人,非跨性别者45人。大多数社会支持调查是用来衡量感知社会支持和问卷与社会人口变量。结果:两组大学生在社会支持感知上无显著差异。然而,社会人口学变量,如有伴侣、年龄和就业情况,在某些方面显示了跨性别人群的变化。结论:这些发现促进了未来的研究方向,扩大了对这一群体中这些变量的认识。
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Meanings attributed by a group of adult men to the experience of having type 2 diabetes mellitus
Background: Trans people may find themselves in a situation of social discrimination, reflected in their health and in the lack of scientific research. The minority stress theory points out the importance of social support for the stress of sexual or gender minorities. This study aims to explore social support and its dimensions in this population. Method: 81 people participate, of which 36 are trans and 45 non-trans (cisgender), as a control group. The Mos Social Support Survey is applied to measure perceived social support and a questionnaire with sociodemographic variables. Results: The results show that there are no differences in the perceived social support between both groups. However, sociodemographic variables such as having a partner, age, and employment situation show change for the trans population in some dimensions. Conclusion: These findings promote future lines of research that expand the knowledge of these variables in this group.
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