What Differentiates a Person with Gender Dysphoria from a Transgender

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Multiple Choice

What differentiates a person with gender dysphoria from a transgender person?

• A) A person with gender dysphoria experiences extreme distress and impairment over his or her gender incongruence.
• B) A person with gender dysphoria is content with his or her transgendered experiences.
• C) A transgender person is unhappy with his or her biological gender; a person with gender dysphoria is not.
• D) People with gender dysphoria want reassignment surgery; transgender people do not.

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Definitions:

Exit-Voice-Loyalty-Neglect

A framework describing how people respond to dissatisfaction within organizations, where exit means leaving the organization, voice means attempting to change the conditions, loyalty means remaining loyal despite issues, and neglect involves reducing work effort.

Previous Experiences

Past events or occurrences that an individual has encountered, which influence their perceptions, behaviors, and decision-making in the present.

Organizational Commitment

The level of engagement and loyalty an employee feels towards their company or workplace.

Contractual Obligation

A legal agreement between parties that outlines duties, rights, and responsibilities.