Emotions are powerful forces that shape our everyday lives and can be expressed through body language. One way they manifest is through our physical state, including muscle tone, voice, and breathing...
Romanticism is an artistic movement that emerged during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. It was characterized by its emphasis on individual creativity, emotion, and the power of...
Cognitive and Emotional Strategies for Navigating Religious Norms
Religion is an important part of many people's lives. It provides structure, meaning, and community to individuals who choose to...
The question of whether beauty can be considered a direct encounter with transcendence is one that has been debated for centuries among philosophers, artists, and spiritual seekers alike. On one...
Affect theory is an approach to understanding human experience that emphasizes the role of feeling, emotion, and bodily sensation in shaping our perceptions and actions. It suggests that affects are...
Silence is a powerful tool that has been used by artists for centuries to communicate ideas and emotions in an abstract and subtle way. In the context of queer art, silence can be used as a...
Cognitive and Emotional Processes Underlying Moral Decision-Making
LGBTQ youth often face various challenges when it comes to making decisions that involve their sexual identity and how they...
How does parental modeling of emotion influence LGBTQ adolescents' ability to process rejection or bullying?
Parental modeling is the process whereby children learn how to behave based on their...
Desire can be described as an intense feeling of wanting something that is absent, or lacking. It is closely linked to feelings such as yearning, longing, craving, lust, hunger, or thirst. These...
Moral beauty can be defined as something that is pleasant to look at or behold, but also has an inherent sense of rightness, goodness, or justice associated with it. This means that moral beauty goes...