Can morality be inherited, or must it be chosen independently of upbringing? This is an important question that has been debated for centuries among philosophers and psychologists alike. There are...
What happens to moral responsibility when identity is continuously evolving?
The concept of individual identity refers to one's perception of oneself as an individual, including physical...
Gender Identity Development
Adolescence is an exciting time for individuals, but it can also be challenging. During this time, teenagers are discovering who they are, what they want out of life,...
In order to develop an understanding of how emotional honesty contributes to ethical self-awareness and authentic identity formation, it is necessary to define both terms. Ethical self-awareness...
In the field of moral psychology, bisexuality is often seen as an example of the struggle between conformity and authenticity. On one hand, society tends to pressure individuals into choosing either...
Resilience is an individual's ability to recover from adversity or setbacks. It can be affected by many different factors such as genetics, environment, personality traits, and support systems. In...
Siblings play an important role in the psychological development of individuals, including their sense of self and sexual identity. Sibling rivalry can lead to feelings of competition, jealousy, and...
Sexual orientation refers to an enduring pattern of emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction towards people of a particular gender. Gender identity is one's innate sense of self as male, female,...
Neuroscientific studies have attempted to discover specific brain structures responsible for sexual attraction.
Scientists have studied brain activity while individuals view photos of people of...
Resilience and Identity Formation of LGBT Youth
Resilience and identity formation are crucial aspects of development for all young people, but they can be especially challenging for lesbian, gay,...