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Published in final edited form as: J Empir Res Hum Res Ethics. 2021 Dec 6;17(1-2):15–28. doi: 10.1177/15562646211062707

Table 7.

Comfort with Health Survey Topics by Gender Identity

Question & Response Options	GBM+ (n = 294)	Trans/NB (n = 86)	χ² (df)	Cramer’s V
How comfortable were you answering questions about gender identity?			0.01 (1)	0.004
Comfortable	228 (77.6%)	67 (77.9%)
Not comfortable	66 (22.4%)	19 (22.1%)
How comfortable were you answering questions about sexual behavior?			0.31 (1)	0.03
Comfortable	224 (76.2%)	63 (73.3%)
Not comfortable	70 (23.8%)	23 (26.7%)
How comfortable were you answering questions about drug use behavior?			2.88 (1)	0.09
Comfortable	228 (77.6%)	59 (68.6%)
Not comfortable	66 (22.4%)	27 (31.4%)
How comfortable were you answering questions about silicone injection outside of a medical setting?			2.66 (1)	0.08
Comfortable	224 (76.2%)	58 (67.4%)
Not comfortable	70 (23.8%)	28 (32.6%)
How comfortable were you answering questions about hormone use outside of a medical setting?			1.85 (1)	0.07
Comfortable	220 (74.8%)	58 (67.4%)
Not comfortable	74 (25.2%)	28 (32.6%)

Note. GBM+ = non-heterosexual cisgender men; trans/NB = transgender and non-binary; No associations were significant.