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Effects of gender bias and gender inversion stereotypes on assessment of personality traits and diagnosis of personality disorders
Past research has shown the results of gender and gender role biases on the diagnostic decision-making process, particularly with regard to personality disorders. This bias has implications for homosexual individuals, as they often are viewed as displaying traits of opposite sex individuals. With re
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