Trans Rights and Safety, Political Self-efficacy, and Well-Being

Overview of attention for article published in Sexuality Research and Social Policy, July 2024

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A study on #trans #politicalengagement finds that participants' well-being was positively correlated with political security and political self-efficacy, though participants who reported political fatigue showed reduced levels of self-efficacy. Article:…

Chana Etengoff, associate professor of psychology, co-authored alongside doctoral students Beatrice Rothbaum and Emily Luong “Trans Rights and Safety, Political Self-Efficacy and Well-Being,” which was published in Sexuality Research & Social Policy! …

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