Most people want to be accepted for who they are, but do they also desire full authenticity? According to research, individuals often experience emotional consequences when they live in societies...
Subtle discrimination, microaggressions, and social exclusion are common occurrences for many LGBTQ+ individuals who face them every day, even when they're not being openly discriminated against....
LGBT people have different psychological needs compared to heterosexual individuals. As they face unique challenges and barriers, they may experience emotional distress that manifests itself in...
Moral philosophy has always been concerned with understanding and justifying human behavior, including how it relates to morality and ethics.
There is an increasing recognition that prolonged...
There has been increasing recognition and acceptance of non-heterosexual identities such as bisexuality. Bisexual individuals have distinct psychological experiences that can impact their responses...
Social support is an important factor that can help mitigate the negative effects of familial rejection and societal discrimination on mental health. It involves having people around you who provide...
How Does Internalized Homophobia Affect Moral Reasoning, Self-Perception, and Social Behavior of LGBTQ+ People?
Internalized homophobia refers to negative beliefs about oneself as a gay, lesbian,...
What are the Mechanisms by Which Discrimination in Healthcare Settings Affects Trust and Help-Seeking Behavior
Healthcare discrimination is defined as unfair treatment based on an individual's...
Many people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or otherwise nonbinary face significant challenges related to their intersecting identities. These individuals often experience...
How does mutual support in LGBTQ partnerships buffer against social stigma, internalized oppression, and emotional distress?
As researchers investigate the impact of social stigma, internalized...