Emotional Processes Drive Sexual Overexposure
Individuals who feel uncomfortable with their own sexual identity may be compelled to reveal too much about themselves due to social pressure or...
How can intimacy become a space for political reconciliation, and what emotional processes make ideological differences surmountable? This essay explores the idea that individuals who have opposing...
Empathy is an essential component of healthy interpersonal interactions and social functioning. It involves the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, which allows individuals to...
What Are Cognitive And Emotional Processes By Which Queer Individuals Reconcile Spiritual Beliefs With Non-Normative Sexual Identities?
Queer identity is defined as an umbrella term used to...
In adolescence, individuals experience significant changes in their physical, social, psychological, and emotional states. One area that is particularly relevant to this developmental stage is sexual...
Adolescent moral courage refers to an individual's willingness to act ethically despite personal discomfort or social pressure. It can be a challenging task for adolescents to stand up against social...
1. Introduction
The process of recovering faith after religious rejection is an important issue that has been studied extensively in psychology and sociology. It involves a range of cognitive and...
The recognition and acceptance of non-binary and gender non-conforming identities have grown significantly. This is due to a growing understanding that there are more than just binary genders - male...
A study conducted among LGBT believers revealed that spiritual guilt is one of their major concerns. Spiritual guilt occurs when individuals feel that they have committed moral wrongdoing against God...
Intersectionality is an approach that considers how multiple forms of discrimination intersect to create unique experiences of oppression for individuals based on their identities. This concept has...