Children's Facial Emotional Expressions to Gender-Nonconforming Hypothetical Peers.

Prior studies suggested that children's appraisals of gender-nonconforming, compared with gender-conforming, peers are less positive, particularly for gender-nonconforming boys. To gauge appraisals, most prior studies used verbal reports, which provide explicit measures. In contrast, the current stu...

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Published in:	Archives of Sexual Behavior Vol. 54; no. 4; pp. 1361 - 1374
Main Authors:	Kwan, Karen Man Wa, Isani, Simran, James, Haley J., Nabbijohn, A. Natisha, MacMullin, Laura N., Shi, Sylvia Yun, Poon, Bill Hung Piu, Peragine, Diana E., Wong, Wang Ivy, VanderLaan, Doug P.
Format:	Article
Published:	Springer Nature Apr2025
Subjects:	Children Facial expression Self-expression Peers Gender nonconformity
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