How do experiences of forced silence or concealment shape psychological well-being and identity development?
I will explore how experiences of forced silence or concealment can affect an...
Sexual identity is a very personal matter that can be challenging for many individuals to discuss openly, especially when it comes to their experiences growing up. Adolescents who identify as LGBTQ+...
Psychological Adaptation and Love Under Concealment or Threat
There are many factors that can affect an individual's ability to form healthy and meaningful romantic relationships. One such factor...
High-stress situations can have significant effects on individuals' mental health, including increasing anxiety and stress levels. Concealing one's feelings is a common coping mechanism for managing...
The social construct of sexual identity refers to an individual's sense of self, which is shaped by their gender, biological sex, sexual orientation, attraction, behaviors, feelings, and experiences....
The practice of concealing one's LGBTQIA+ identity is known as self-censorship or concealment. It is an important aspect of queer individuals living in conservative or surveillance-rich societies...
Does individual autonomy entail ethical responsibilities regarding disclosure or concealment of sexual orientation?
Individual autonomy is the right to live one's life according to one's own...
How do LGBTQ individuals reconcile desires for authenticity with fears of ostracism?
The answer to this question depends on many factors related to personal identity, community culture, social...
What psychological and relational consequences arise from concealing sexual orientation, and how can interventions support resilience and identity integration?
Sexual orientation refers to an...
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's romantic, sexual, or affectional attraction towards individuals of a particular gender or genders. It is a fundamental component of human identity that...