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Sixteen senior psychologists reveal how their profession failed young people at Gender Identity Development Service clinics

We write as clinical psychologists with longstanding concerns about the scandal unfolding at Gender Identity Development Service clinics. Some of us are former Gids clinicians. While welcoming your editorial stance, we would like to point out that it is not just the medical profession that has “much to reflect on” (“ The Observer view on the Cass review: children were catastrophically failed by the medical profession ”).

These were psychology-led services. Whether intentionally or not, and many were doing their best in an impossible situation, it was clinical psychologists who promoted an ideology that was almost impossible to challenge; who, as the Cass report found, largely failed to carry out proper assessments of troubled young people, and thus put many on an “irreversible medical pathway” that in most cases was inappropriate; and who failed in their most basic duty to keep proper records.

It is also our professional body, the British Psychological Society, that has failed (despite years of pressure) to produce guidelines for clinicians working with young people in this complex area; and that, forced into making an official response for the first time, now minimises its own role in events and calls for “more psychology” as the answer. We are ashamed of the role psychology has played.

What happened at Gids was a multi-factorial systemic failure, but when the Observer rightly calls for “accountability for the managers and clinicians who pursued such unethical practice and caused avoidable harm to young people”, we believe the role of our own profession should be fully examined. Sixteen senior clinical psychologists Names supplied

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That said, the second part of Tisdall’s article betrayed his true concerns: how will India align with the west? The western world has never really cared for democratic politics in developing countries. From Augusto Pinochet to Mobutu Sese Seko, Park Chung Hee to François Duvalier, the list of authoritarian rulers supported by the west is too long for this space.

Modi’s foreign policy prioritises India’s interests, as it should. I fervently hope that we continue to resist getting involved in the next western crusade. We have seen the consequences of this stupidity in Pakistan, which has consistently privileged geopolitical games over its own domestic priorities. Aditya Pant New Delhi, India

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With regard to “ Jail for holding a placard? Protest over the climate crisis is being brutally suppressed ”: in the days of sail, when ordinary sailors felt oppressed and had no means of protesting, an anonymous hand would remove a cannonball from the rack and leave it rolling about the deck in the night. This could be dangerous and difficult to fix.

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Childhood Gender-Dysphoria: Conservatives Celebrate Findings of New Study

Posted: April 23, 2024 | Last updated: April 23, 2024

A new study from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands tracked the development of adolescent gender identity over fifteen years, and conservatives are celebrating the results.

Change Over Time

A New longitudinal study from the University of Groningen in the Netherlands tracked over 2,700 children ages eleven to twenty-six to investigate how their gender identity changed over time.

Gender Non-Contentedness

The fifteen-year study aimed to understand changes in feelings of gender non-contentedness from early adolescence and how it develops into young adulthood.

Increases in Gender Dysphoria

Even though the study began fifteen years ago, its findings are now particularly relevant given a recent report by Definitive Healthcare that showed a significant rise in gender dysphoria diagnoses across the United States from 2018 to 2022,

The Survey Question

As part of the Tracking Adolescents Individual Lives Survey, the study participants were given a yearly survey with a statement saying, “I wish to be of the opposite sex.”

A Range of Answers

Once given the survey, the participants were asked to respond using a range of provided answers that went from “0-Not True” to “2-Very True or Often True” to track the development of their gender identity.

11% of 11-Year-Olds

At the beginning of the study, when the eleven-year-olds were asked if they wished to be the opposite gender, only about eleven percent of children showed signs of gender non-contentedness.

The Results

Throughout the study, about 78% of participants reported that their feelings about their gender remained stable throughout their adolescence, with 19% actually becoming more content with their gender as they matured.

The Remaining 2%

After 78% of participants felt their gender contentedness remained the same and 19% became more content with their gender, that leaves just 2% of the 2,700 children actually becoming more uncomfortable with their gender as they age.

4% Feelings

By the time the study was concluded with participants at ages twenty-five and twenty-six, only 4% of participants reported often or sometimes feeling discontent with their gender.

Common Feelings for the Young

When looking at the data over time, Gender non-contentedness was most common among the participants when they were between ages 10 and 12 and was significantly higher in girls than in boys at ages 13 and 16.

An Association With Low Self-Esteem

The study results also show that there is an association between participants showing high gender non-contentedness, struggling with lower self-esteem, and problems with their behavior and emotions.

Compared to Their Peers

The participants who felt both increasing and decreasing gender non-contentedness over the course of the study typically had lower self-worth at age 11 than their peers without such feelings.

Non-Heterosexual Orientations

The study also assessed participants’ preferred sexual orientation when they were twenty-two and found non-heterosexual orientations were more common among those with fluctuating gender non-contentedness.

Common Fluctuations

Ultimately, the findings from the study suggest that fluctuations in gender identity during adolescence are relatively common and part of the normal developmental process for many children.

Bringing Comfort to Children

From the study’s conclusions, the researchers from the University of Groningen hoped that the results could help comfort children, knowing that gender non-contentedness was perfectly normal at a younger age.

Normal Doubts

The researchers said, “The results of the current study might help adolescents to realise that it is normal to have some doubts about one’s identity and one’s gender identity during this age period and that this is also relatively common.”

Discrediting Gender-Affirming Care

However, many conservatives have quickly taken the study’s findings and began using them to discredit gender-affirming care for children.

A More Conservative Approach

One such conservative voice is Patrick Brown of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, who argues that the data supports a more conservative approach to medical interventions for transgender youth. 

Conservative Skepticism

Brown said, “This study provides even more reason to be skeptical towards aggressive steps to facilitate gender transition in childhood and adolescence.”

Lower Just a Few Years Later

Brown then went on to say, “The fact that rates of satisfaction are lower even just a few years later suggests that for the vast majority of people, prudence and caution, rather than a rush towards permanent surgeries or hormone therapies, will be the best approach for teenagers struggling to make sense of the world and their place in it.”

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AP Human Geography. Gender and Development. Main Idea. Equality between men and women is a sign of development. In MDC’s, women are more educated, make more $, and have more decision making power. The opposite is true in LDC’s. Nowhere in the world are women statistically equal to men.

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AP Human Geography Gender and Development

Main Idea • Equality between men and women is a sign of development. • In MDC’s, women are more educated, make more $, and have more decision making power. • The opposite is true in LDC’s. • Nowhere in the world are women statistically equal to men.

Measuring Gender Equality Gender-Related Development Index (GDI) Gender Empowerment Measure (GEM) • Same measures as HDI, but centered on gender. • Economic • Per capita income M vs. F • Education • Females in school vs. Males in school • % literate females vs. % literate males • Health • Life ex. of females vs. males • Measures the ability of women to participate in the process of improvement. • Economic • Per capita income M vs. F • % of women professional/ technical jobs • Political • % of admin. jobs held by women • % of women in national parliament

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Approaches to Development • To promote development, countries must choose one of two models: • Self-Sufficiency • International Trade

Self-Sufficiency Approach • Spread investment equally across all sectors of the economy, in all regions of the country. • Whole country develops slowly but evenly. • Urban and rural develop at same pace. • Reducing poverty more important than individual wealth. • Promote national businesses through tariffs, quotas, and subsidies.

Self-Sufficiency Approach: India • India provides a case study of an LDC that used the SSA for many years. • Difficult to import foreign goods • Quotas • Heavy taxes (2-3X price) • Subsides provided struggling businesses financial support.

Made in India

International Trade Approach • A country identifies unique economic assets. • Focus on one thing, do it well, and sell to the world! • Examples? • Oil, large/ cheap workforce, location • Unequal distribution of wealth, may benefit MDC’s • By the end of the 20th century, adopted by most LDC’s

Rostow’s Model • 5 Step Approach to Intl. Development • 1. Traditional Society • 2. Pre-conditions for takeoff • 3. Takeoff • 4. Drive to Maturity • 5. Age of Mass Consumption

International Trade Approach: Examples • “The Four Asian Dragons” • Lacked natural resources, focused on manufacturing electronics, clothing, cars (SK) • S. Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong • Arabian Peninsula States • Profits from oil lead to development • Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Oman, UAE • Both groups sell to MDC’s in NA/ Europe

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