Transgender Romantic Relationships

跨性别浪漫关系

• 批准号: 1926368
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Nottingham
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2017 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-1926368
• 关键词: Transgender; Romantic; Relationships

This project aims to study the romantic relationships of transgender people and their partners, not only aiming at investigating potential difficulties and the influence of cultural and sociological factors on them, but also to analyse how people have adapted following transition in order to maintain relationships through transition. The project will also aim to investigate associated variables with romantic relationship satisfaction and how transition impacts (positively and negatively) on relationship satisfaction for both transgender individuals and their partners. It is hoped that the project will increase our knowledge about romantic relationships in general, but particularly in transgender people and by doing so help transgender people prepare for a successful transition.Based on the existing literature and the obvious research gaps, research objectives would focus on:- To explore the influence of transition on the romantic relationships for transgender individuals and their partners. - To explore associated factors with relationship satisfaction for transgender individuals.- Using this newly acquired information to prepare future individuals for a successful transition by the development of psycho-educational tools.Methodology Participants for this study will be recruited from the Nottingham Centre for Transgender Health (NCTH) and from non-NHS organisations and online forums. The study would adopt a mixed methods approach. A series of studies will be developed in order to reach the objective of understanding both the romantic relationships for both transgender individuals and their partners. Due to the learning aspect of these aims mainly qualitative methods will be used.Following studies will require a large population sample to obtain a diverse set of responses in order to explore variables, including quality of life, associated with romantic relationship satisfaction. A quantitative methodology will be used. The final part of the study will help to create a tool to be piloted as part of the final study which will aim to prepare transgender people for a successful transition. The student will work closely with sexual and relationship therapists throughout the project.This project will enable the researcher to continue her transgender research interest, which started during her one year placement at the NCTH. The experience gained during this time has help her to familiarise with the population and subject. From her placement the researcher has a level of understanding that is rare for a student and therefore places her in a good position to undertake research in this field. The explorative nature of the study will allow for a deep and full understanding of romantic relationships. The understanding and knowledge gained from the study will not only benefit transgender individuals, their partners, and professionals in the field but it will help to gain further understanding of romantic relationships, sexuality and its diversity.

该项目旨在研究跨性别者及其伴侣的恋爱关系，不仅旨在调查潜在的困难以及文化和社会因素对他们的影响，而且还分析人们如何适应跨性别者及其伴侣的恋爱关系，以维持跨性别者的关系。该项目还将旨在调查与浪漫关系满意度相关的变量，以及变性如何对跨性别者及其伴侣的关系满意度产生（积极和消极）影响。希望该项目能够增加我们对一般恋爱关系的了解，特别是跨性别者的恋爱关系，并通过这样做帮助跨性别者为成功的过渡做好准备。根据现有文献和明显的研究差距，研究目标将集中在： - 探索变性对跨性别者及其伴侣的恋爱关系的影响。 - 探索跨性别者关系满意度的相关因素。 - 通过开发心理教育工具，利用这些新获得的信息为未来的个人成功过渡做好准备。 方法 本研究的参与者将从诺丁汉跨性别健康中心 (NCTH) 以及非 NHS 组织和在线论坛中招募。该研究将采用混合方法。将开展一系列研究，以达到了解跨性别者及其伴侣的浪漫关系的目标。由于这些目标的学习方面，将主要使用定性方法。以下研究将需要大量人口样本来获得多样化的反应，以探索与浪漫关系满意度相关的变量，包括生活质量。将使用定量方法。该研究的最后部分将有助于创建一个工具，作为最终研究的一部分进行试点，旨在帮助跨性别者为成功的过渡做好准备。学生将在整个项目中与性和关系治疗师密切合作。该项目将使研究人员能够继续她在 NCTH 一年实习期间开始的跨性别研究兴趣。这段时间获得的经验帮助她熟悉了人群和学科。从她的职位来看，研究人员具有学生罕见的理解水平，因此使她处于在该领域开展研究的有利位置。该研究的探索性将使人们对浪漫关系有深入而全面的理解。从这项研究中获得的理解和知识不仅将使跨性别者、他们的伴侣和该领域的专业人士受益，还将有助于进一步了解浪漫关系、性行为及其多样性。