Describes himself as cross-dresser

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A nurse practitioner is evaluating a male patient who describes himself as a cross-dresser. Determine the patient preference that supports the use of this descriptive term. Prefers to have sexual intercourse with females Likes to wear dresses occasionally Prefers feminine-assigned societal roles Prefers to have sexual intercourse with men.

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