Rate My Professor Veanne Anderson

Anderson's research specializes in attitudes toward transgender, asexual, and sexual minority groups, gender self-esteem, feminism, sexual prejudice, and related psychosocial factors. Her scholarship has amassed over 900 citations. Key publications include 'As Human as Anybody Else: Attitudes Toward Asexual People' (2023), 'What Does Transgender Mean to You? Transgender Definitions and Attitudes Toward Trans People' (2022), 'Who Thinks Outside the Gender Box? Feminism, Gender Self-Esteem, and Attitudes toward Trans People' (2020, with Sheila T. Brassel), 'Sporting Gender: Cisgender Athletes’ Attitudes Toward Trans Athletes' (2024), 'Homosexuality as Haram: Relations among Gender, Contact, Religiosity, and Sexual Prejudice in Muslim Individuals' (2019), 'Cisgender Men and Trans Prejudice: Relationships With Sexual Orientation and Gender Self-Esteem' (2017), 'Gender, Age, and Rape-Supportive Rules' (2004), 'What's in a Label? Judgments of Feminist Men and Feminist Women' (2009), and 'For Whom is this World Just?: Sexual Orientation and AIDS' (1992). Her work examines prejudice mechanisms, including links to intimate partner violence among trans individuals and cross-cultural comparisons of trans prejudice. Anderson has also contributed to chapters on trans prejudice and feminism waves.