Strategies for Adaptive Coping and Resilience
There are various strategies that can help LGBTQ+ youth to cope effectively with social marginalization and build resilience. One such strategy is...
Social validation is a concept that describes how individuals seek approval from others to determine their self-worth, worthiness, belongingness, and acceptance. It can be defined as a process...
Can participation in queer-inclusive religious communities enhance adaptive coping in the face of social and institutional discrimination? This is an important question for many people who identify...
Sexual interaction can be an intense and fulfilling experience for couples, but it also requires communication and openness to create a safe environment where both partners feel comfortable...
Sexual self-efficacy refers to an individual's belief that he/she can successfully handle sexual situations. It is a crucial aspect of human psychology since it affects how people perceive and act...
Resilience is an individual's ability to respond to adversity and stressful situations by maintaining their wellbeing and functioning despite experiencing trauma. Adaptive coping involves using...
The development of sexual orientation is an ongoing process that begins during early childhood and continues throughout adulthood, influenced by various factors such as biological predispositions,...
Intersectionality and LGBT Resilience
Intersectionality refers to the idea that people can hold multiple social identities simultaneously, such as their gender identity, race, class, ethnicity,...
Internalized guilt is a feeling that an individual carries from society's judgement towards their actions, thoughts, or identities.
A person may feel guilty about being attracted to someone of the...
In order to explore the impact that mentoring and peer support can have on emotional intelligence and adaptive coping, it is important to begin by defining these terms. Emotional intelligence refers...