Queer individuals often face discrimination and judgment from religious communities due to their nonconformity to traditional gender roles and sexual norms.
Some queer people may still identify as...
Sexual encounters on trains are an intriguing phenomenon that has been studied extensively by researchers in fields such as psychology, sociology, and anthropology. These encounters involve multiple...
Cognitive mechanisms are the processes that enable individuals to think, perceive, remember, learn, understand, communicate, solve problems, and reason. They include perception, attention, working...
Cognitive, emotional, and physiological mechanisms can be involved in sexual anxiety before intimacy, leading to specific behaviors. Cognitive processes include thoughts, beliefs, and memories about...
Adolescence is a critical stage of life where individuals experience significant physical, social, psychological, and intellectual changes. These changes impact their behavior towards various aspects...
Faith is an essential aspect of human life that provides a sense of purpose and meaning to individuals. It can also be a source of strength during difficult times and can bring people together in...
Religion is an important part of human life that has shaped many aspects of society for centuries. It plays a significant role in forming people's identities and their sense of belonging to a...
A person's sexual orientation can be defined as their innate attraction to others based on gender identity. Bisexual individuals have an attraction to both men and women, but it is often complicated...
Queer believers may experience spiritual rejection and marginalization due to their sexual identity, which can lead to feelings of isolation and exclusion from religious communities. This paper will...
Cognitive and Emotional Mechanisms for Moral Resilience, Relational Integrity, and Ethical Agency Among LGBTQ Participants
Moral resilience is the ability to maintain high morality despite...