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The predictive value of trans related stressors and resilience factors for mental health outcomes – a machine learning approach
Background: Trans people experience elevated levels of mental health problems compared to the general population. Trans-specific psychosocial stressors and resilience factors have been shown to account for part of the variance in mental health. However, most studies have included only a limited subs
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