Table 1.
Frequency Table of Gender Assigned at Birth, Gender Identity, and Level of Education (and Percentages for each Column).
Table 2.
Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Responses to the Question (UK only): Do you consider the proposed name of gender incongruence an improvement on transsexualism?; and preferences for Diagnostic term.
Table 3.
Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Opinions Regarding the Statement: In what chapter of the ICD-11 do you think the diagnosis of gender incongruence for adolescents/adults should be included?
Table 4.
Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) Regarding Statements About the Stigmatising Effect and/or Recognition as a Result of Having a (Gender Incongruence) Diagnosis.
Table 5.
Number of Times a Reason was Ticked (and Percentage of Participants that Selected the Reason) in the Dutch (NL) and United Kingdom (UK) Survey in Response to the Question:: “Have You Ever Been Discriminated Against for any of the Following Reasons:”.
Table 6.
Number of Times a Response was given (and Percentage of Participants that Selected the Response Option) in the Dutch (NL) and United Kingdom (UK) Survey Regarding the Statement: ‘Would You Consider it an Improvement if the Scope of the Diagnosis were Widened?’
Table 7.
Responses to the Question: “Do You Think That, if the Scope of the Diagnosis is Widened, More People Who Do Not Experience Themselves to be Either Men or Women; or Who Experience Themselves to be Outside the Boxes of Manhood or Womanhood, etc., Will Seek Care or Treatment?”
Table 8.
Number of Times a Response was given (and Percentage of Participants that Selected the Response Option) in the Dutch (NL) and United Kingdom (UK) Survey Regarding the Statement: ‘In the ICD-11 it is Not Necessary to Experience Significant Distress that Impairs Their Ability to Live a Functional Life.
Do You Think That Would be an Improvement?’.
Table 9.
Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) of Responses to the Question: How do You Feel About Limiting the Duration of Gender Incongruence to a Few Months?
Table 10.
Frequency Table (and Percentage of Column) Regarding the Question (only for Healthcare Providers): ‘Have you Already Met with Clients/Patients in your Work to Whom This Wider Scope of Diagnosis Might Apply (for Instance, a Person Who Does not Feel Themselves to be Either Man or Woman, and Wish to Live Their Live as gender-Neutral, Non-Binary Persons)?’