One study in patients with haemato-oncological illnesses [ 17] reported no association between gender and congruence between preferred and perceived participation.
Importantly, a gender construct capturing congruence with feminine personality attributes does correspond with increased resilience investment and is driven by differences between managers and students.
Subsequently, patients often seek hormonal treatment and sex reassignment surgery in order to allow for more congruence between gender identity and appearance.
He can't pay for the 'elective' surgeries that would bring his physical body into congruence with his gender expression, so he has to face the fear of inappropriate stares and questions everywhere he goes.
Experiment 2 (N = 178) employed a 2 (gender) × 2 (race) × 2 (stereotype congruence) × 3 (repetition) mixed-factorial design to investigate effects of stereotype congruence on evaluations of attractiveness, attitudes, and dating behavioral intentions (DBI).
Within the two age classes (<6 years and ≥6 years) separately, again no major differences in congruence were found between subgroups of gender, asthma therapy and number of prescriptions.
This study identifies gender differences in chronic regulatory focus and shows that congruence between message regulatory focus and the message recipient's gender is effective, particularly for males.
Studies in the US looking at the effects of culture, race/ethnicity, and gender on patient satisfaction and outcomes have suggested that cultural congruence between providers and patients is a key to positive interactions [ 7– 9].
He said the waiver allowed it to operate "in congruence with the teachings of the church" in matters related to gender and sexuality".
After thoroughly reviewing evidenced-based interventions, Williams et al. [ 20] identified six core intervention elements: 1) gender specificity; 2) distinct target population; 3) theoretical foundation; 4) cultural and historical congruence; 5) skill-building components; and 6) well-defined goals.
