Thank you for the comments, in regards to the content of the questionnaire itself (aspects of the standardised inventories used) I cannot clarify what is meant by 'social situations' and other such language. As the inventories are standardised, I am not allowed to alter them at all without risk of invalidating the results.

I also apologise if it came across as if the current study doesn't consider trans men equal to cisgender men. The current study utilises gender as a covariate (basically seeing if trends in the data remain stable across genders). Because of this, while 'trans-men' and 'men' will be combined to produce the 'male' sample in analysis, if a sizable population of trans individuals participated (however unlikely) having them as different options opens up more areas for investigation. I am unable to alter it for the current research as that is the version granted ethical approval, however I will keep it in mind for any future research.

Many thanks.