Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The etiology of transsexualism, meaning the cause or causes of transsexualism, is an area of interest for many people, including transgender and transsexual people, physicians, psychologists, other mental health professionals, and family members and friends of transgender people. Transsexualism usually presents with an expression of gender identity different from those associated with the biological sex determined at birth, behaviors considered norms for the associated gender, and discomfort called gender dysphoria. Currently, there are numerous possible explanations of the cause of transsexualism, including genetics, brain structure, brain function, and prenatal androgen exposure. Other theories have proposed linking the cause to psychological and behavioral reasons. These theories are not necessarily mutually exclusive."@en }
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- Causes_of_transsexualism abstract "The etiology of transsexualism, meaning the cause or causes of transsexualism, is an area of interest for many people, including transgender and transsexual people, physicians, psychologists, other mental health professionals, and family members and friends of transgender people. Transsexualism usually presents with an expression of gender identity different from those associated with the biological sex determined at birth, behaviors considered norms for the associated gender, and discomfort called gender dysphoria. Currently, there are numerous possible explanations of the cause of transsexualism, including genetics, brain structure, brain function, and prenatal androgen exposure. Other theories have proposed linking the cause to psychological and behavioral reasons. These theories are not necessarily mutually exclusive.".
- Q5054635 abstract "The etiology of transsexualism, meaning the cause or causes of transsexualism, is an area of interest for many people, including transgender and transsexual people, physicians, psychologists, other mental health professionals, and family members and friends of transgender people. Transsexualism usually presents with an expression of gender identity different from those associated with the biological sex determined at birth, behaviors considered norms for the associated gender, and discomfort called gender dysphoria. Currently, there are numerous possible explanations of the cause of transsexualism, including genetics, brain structure, brain function, and prenatal androgen exposure. Other theories have proposed linking the cause to psychological and behavioral reasons. These theories are not necessarily mutually exclusive.".