Dual identity is a situation where an individual belongs to more than one cultural group simultaneously. This can lead to challenges when negotiating conflicting social roles and expectations. Being...
The process of managing multiple social identities can have significant effects on one's ability to regulate their emotions and maintain cognitive function. Dual identity refers to the experience of...
How does navigating dual cultural and sexual identities impact resilience, social belonging, and self-concept among LGBTQ+ migrants?
The term "LGBTQ+" refers to individuals who identify as...
The term "negotiating dual identities" refers to the process of managing different aspects of one's identity simultaneously within various social contexts. This can include navigating cultural,...
Dual identities can create a sense of conflict and tension for individuals who live in conservative religious settings. These individuals may feel pressure to suppress their true selves in order to...
How do LGBT adolescents negotiate dual minority identities in contexts with both religious and cultural expectations that conflict with sexual diversity?
LGBT adolescents are often faced with a...
Dual identity is a phenomenon that has been experienced by many people throughout history. It refers to having two distinct identities, one of which may be public and one of which may be private....
Queer believers are individuals who identify with their gender identity and/or sexual orientation in ways that may not conform to traditional religious teachings about sexuality and gender roles....
As people identify themselves as LGBTQ+, their relationship with national identity becomes complicated. National identity is often tied to cultural norms, values, and traditions that are...
What are the emotional consequences of managing dual identities across social, familial, and professional contexts? This is an important question that has received increasing attention in recent...