Sexual psychology is the study of how people think about, experience, and express their sexual desires and behaviors. It involves understanding the biological, psychological, social, cultural, and...
Anticipating trauma or loss can have significant effects on one's relational prioritization and attachment to others. When faced with potential traumatic events such as natural disasters, accidents,...
Attachment theory is a psychological model that explains how people develop emotional bonds to one another based on their experiences in early childhood. According to this theory, infants form an...
As humans, we often experience short-term stressors that can impact our physical and psychological well-being. These stressors are often accompanied by an increased attachment to people or things...
Stress is an unavoidable aspect of life that can have both positive and negative effects on human behavior, cognitive processes, physical health, and emotional well-being.
When it reaches chronic...
Throughout human history, close personal attachments have played an important role in shaping individual adaptability, group dynamics, interpersonal cohesion, and mental wellbeing.
When placed...
The idea that people can form strong attachments without being related biologically has been explored for decades. This is especially true when it comes to close friendships, which have been observed...
Engagement and investment are essential to maintaining healthy relationships with others. This includes romantic partners, but also friends and family members. To understand why people stay engaged...
The article will discuss various psychological models that can be used to understand the complexity of emotional closeness in hierarchical, high-stress environments. Emotional closeness is a crucial...
Relationships are an important part of human life. We interact with others to form connections that can be romantic, platonic, familial, professional, or even political. These interactions are built...