The lived experience of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) service members is shaped by various factors, including peer norms, group identities, and cultural expectations. Peer norms refer to...
The psychosocial mechanisms that help LGBT personnel to maintain cohesion, resilience, and operational readiness are multifaceted and include several factors such as group identity, peer support,...
The psychological concept of attachment refers to an emotional bond that exists between two individuals who have established close and consistent contact with each other. Attachment can occur between...
Internalized prejudice refers to the process whereby individuals internalize negative attitudes about themselves that are based on their group identity. This can have significant implications for how...
Introductory Sentence: The relationship between intimate bonding with others and maintaining one's sense of self is an intriguing phenomenon that has been studied extensively by psychologists. The...
The purpose of this article is to explore the role of rituals and shared practices in building trust, emotional safety, and relational cohesion between individuals in a social context. These elements...
The article will discuss how sexual rituals can be used to reinforce ideological and nationalistic loyalties, focusing on the role of sexuality in creating and sustaining group identity and cohesion....
The concept of erotic charisma is associated with an individual's ability to evoke powerful emotions and desires through their physical appearance, behaviors, and personal interactions, particularly...
The sexual behavior of leaders has often been subject to intense public scrutiny, leading to a wide range of opinions about their personal morality.
Some scholars argue that this focus on...
The unconscious desire for sex is one of the main factors that fuels participation in populist movements. People join these movements because they want to feel part of a group and experience intense...