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Dissertation

Alienation, fear, and powerlessness: One transgender individual’s experience of incarceration

24 July 2015

Abstract

In this case study, I examined one transgender individual’s psychological experience of incarceration. I interviewed a Black male-to-female transgender participant about her experience in juvenile detention and jail settings. I identified themes of alienation, fear, and powerlessness.


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  • Resource type

    • Dissertation

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  • Contributors
    • PsyD, Brad Larsen-Sanchez, (Advisor)
  • Subject

    • Psychiatry and Psychology

  • Degree

    • Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)

  • Is part of

    • School of Graduate Psychology

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