How does early religious socialization shape internalized beliefs, identity development, and coping strategies in LGBTQ youth?
Religious socialization is the process through which individuals...
How do adolescents form ethical frameworks?
Adolescence is a time of transition between childhood and adulthood during which teenagers experience significant changes in physical, mental,...
In contemporary society, there is much discussion surrounding sexual orientation, particularly when it comes to bisexuality and its place in both religious and secular spaces. Bisexuality has been...
Media exposure has become an integral part of modern life, and it can have both positive and negative effects on the way individuals construct and express their gender identities during adolescence....
Families and cultures play an important role in shaping the emotional development and identity exploration of adolescents. Gender and sexuality are often intertwined with family dynamics and societal...
Queer communities are built upon shared experiences and beliefs that allow individuals to form relationships based on mutual respect and appreciation. These connections create networks of support and...
Can vulnerability be recognized as an ethical strength rather than a weakness?
Vulnerability refers to the state of being open and susceptible to emotional, physical, psychological, social, or...
LGBT youth face unique challenges related to their gender identity and sexual orientation that can impact their mental health, wellbeing, and social support systems. Research has shown that...
During early childhood and adolescence, individuals are highly impressionable and sensitive to their surroundings. They often look for guidance from those around them and may internalize negative...
Queer temporality is an emerging field of study that explores how time can be understood from a perspective beyond traditional linear chronologies. It examines alternative ways of thinking about and...