> Blanchard's work reigns as the clinically accepted typology for patients seeking transition. False. The clinically accepted typology is 'Gender Dysphoria', a

> Blanchard's work reigns as the clinically accepted typology for patients seeking transition. False. The clinically accepted typology is 'Gender Dysphoria', as under the DSM-5. The only place AGP is referenced in the DSM is as a subtype of 'Transvestic Disorder' (Transvestic Disorder With Autogynephilia), which is marked explicitly as crossdressing and imagining oneself as a woman solely for sexual purposes. The two diagnoses (Gender Dysphoria and Transvestic Disorder) are distinct from one another and not related.