Trial Outcomes & Findings for The Experiences of Erotic and Sexual Risk of Transgender Men: Exploratory Research Design (NCT NCT05187442)

TM participants were recruited using Respondent-Driven Sampling (RDS), starting with individuals who expressed willingness to participate. These participants then referred others to ensure heterogeneity and diversity in the sample. In Stage 2, qualitative interviews with Tran woman and non-binary individuals were conducted using snowball and purposive sampling methods. These groups served as experiential references to complement the qualitative and survey findings from the TM group.

The "Age" data were not collected for participants in Stage 2.

After signing the online consent form, fill out the demographic information form and transgender affirmation questionnaire on Google Forms to calculate population proportions and averages.(First stage)

After signing the online consent form, fill out the ages on Google Forms to calculate population proportions and averages.(First stage)

After signing the online consent form, fill out the Short Sexual Well Being Scale on Google Forms to calculate population proportions and averages.(First stage) Short Sexual Well Being Scale:There are a total of five questions, using a Likert 7 lit table, with scores ranging from 5 (minimum) to 35 (maximum), with the higher the score, the better Sexual Well Being. 1\. I disagree completely, 2. I disagree, 3. I disagree a little, 4. Neutral, 5. I somewhat agree, 6. I agree, 7. I completely agree

After signing the online consent form, fill out the STIs prevention questionnaire on Google Forms to calculate population proportions and averages.(First stage)

In the second stage, focus groups and in-depth interviews will be conducted, 2 hours of each group and interview. The interview outline was revised based on the questionnaire analysis results, and TMs who met the research requirements were selected from the questionnaire respondents to conduct physical focus groups or in-depth face-to-face or video semi-structured interviews on the theme of violence experience. We also recruited Trans woman and non-binary gender groups to conduct focus groups and in-depth interviews to compare the differences in their experiences of violence. The data were categorized into two main themes:Experiences of Abuse \& Coping Strategies.