How does humor operate as an emotional survival strategy in marginalized communities?
Humor can be described as a tool for coping with difficult situations that involves laughing or making light...
Microaggressions are subtle verbal, nonverbal, or environmental insults that communicate hostile or derogatory beliefs about a stigmatized group to its members. Microaggressions may arise from...
How does early religious socialization shape internalized beliefs, identity development, and coping strategies in LGBTQ youth?
Religious socialization is the process through which individuals...
Intersectionality is the concept that multiple social identities intersect to create unique experiences of oppression, privilege, and discrimination. These identities can include race, gender, sexual...
How do romantic partnerships contribute to resilience, coping, and emotional support for LGBT individuals facing societal marginalization?
Romantic partnerships can play an important role in...
The experience of joy is essential to human life because it provides people with positive emotions that can help them cope with stressful situations. Joy can also create feelings of gratitude,...
Mentorship is defined as an activity whereby someone more experienced shares knowledge, wisdom, skills, and guidance with another person who lacks those qualities. Mentoring can be formal or...
Creative Arts and Narrative-Based Interventions for Coping Among LGBTQ Individuals
The term “creative arts” refers to various forms of artistic expression such as painting, music, literature,...
The topic of interventions that promote resilience and coping is an important one in the field of psychology. Resilience refers to an individual's ability to adapt to stressful situations without...
Intersectionality is a term coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw that refers to the idea that people experience discrimination based on multiple identities such as gender, race, class, ability, age, religion,...