Table 2:

Descriptive statistics and study characteristics for studies that examined association between gender nonconformity and concealment/disclosure.

	Study	Correlation Coefficient	Coefficient 95% Confidence Interval	Total Sample Size	Mean Age	Adolescent vs. Adult	Measure of Gender Noncon- formity	Gender	Country
1	Bui (2010)	0.210	0.093, 0.322	268	17	Adolescent	Childhood	M	USA
2	Cook (2013)	0.150	0.046, 0.250	353	24.8	Adult	Current	M	South Africa
3	D’Augelli (2005)	0.173	0.061, 0.280	293	16.83	Adolescent	Childhood	C	USA
4	Lehavot (2011)	0.230	0.179, 0.279	1381	33.54	Adult	Current	F	USA
5	Pachankis (2006)	0.180	−0.032, 0.376	87	20.4	Adult	Childhood	M	USA
6	Pachankis (2011/2012)	0.030	−0.139–0.197	136	20.7	Adult	Childhood	M	USA
7	Pilkington (1995)	0.040	−0.101, 0.180	194	18.9	Adult	Current	C	USA
8	Puckett (2016)	0.110	0.010, 0.208	383	39.3	Ault	Current	C	USA
9	Sandfort (2016)	0.390	0.264, 0.503	196	26.7	Adult	Current	M	South Africa
10	Snell (2018)	0.040	−0.096, 0.175	209	32	Adult	Current	M	USA
11	Timmins (2018)	0.100	−0.227, 0.407	38	29.2	Adult	Childhood	C	Multiple
12	Timmins (2019)	0.140	0.110, 0.169	4248	29.9	Adult	Childhood	C	Multiple
13	Van Lisdonk (2015)	0.080	−0.033, 0.191	305	16.75	Adolescent	Current	C	Netherlands
Average		0.153	0.106, 0.199	622.38	25.08
Total				8091

Notes: -- Information was not provided in manuscript; M: results separately reported for men; F: results separately reported for women; C: only results combined for men and women reported.