The myth of the morally infallible leader is a widespread cultural belief that certain individuals are exempt from ethical standards and can do no wrong when it comes to their personal conduct. This...
The leader is supposed to be a role model, an authority figure who embodies ethical standards and values that are universally admired.
The recent revelations about leaders' private lives,...
Sexual Misconduct: A Performative Mechanism For Negotiating Ethical Standards?
The term "sexual misconduct" is often used to describe various forms of unwanted sexual behavior that violate...
Sexual scandals have been occurring for centuries, dating back to ancient times when powerful individuals abused their authority to take advantage of others. These incidents often involve a person in...
Adolescence is characterized by rapid physical, psychological, and cognitive development that shapes an individual's worldview and ability to navigate complex situations. One crucial area where...
Internalized Moral Expectations
The term "internalized" means to accept something as true within oneself without external pressure or influence. Internalized moral expectations are those rules,...
Adolescence is an important stage of life when young people are exploring their identities and developing their emotional and social skills. During this time, they may also start engaging in romantic...
Decision-Making Processes Regarding Sexual Behavior that Conflicts with Ethical Standards
The brain is responsible for controlling all human actions, including those related to sexual behaviors....
The concept of aesthetic experience refers to an individual's perception of sensory input such as sight, sound, taste, touch, smell, and emotions that can be pleasant or unpleasant. It is closely...
Emotions are considered to be one of the most powerful forces that drive human behavior. They can make people feel happy, sad, angry, excited, scared, embarrassed, etc., but they also have an...