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Fig. 2. Change in genderism and transphobia over time by condition. aSignificant increase in GTS scores from baseline to post-test, t(22) = -2.61, p < .05, with higher scores reflecting less genderist and transphobic attitudes. bNo significant change in GTS-GT scores from baseline to post-test, t(20) = 1.79, p = .09. Fig. 3. Change in desired social contact over time by religiosity. aNo significant increase in desired social distance from baseline to post-test, t(14) = -2.08, p < .06 bSignificant increase in desired social distance from baseline to posttest, t(7) = -3.65., p < .01. 5.13 5.30a

Reducing stigma toward the transgender community: An evaluation of a humanizing and perspective-taking intervention.