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,...
The following article explores how religious beliefs impact the mental health and social integration of LGBTQ+ people within their respective faith communities. It also examines how various faith...
Many people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or otherwise nonconforming to society's gender norms may experience feelings of guilt and shame due to their religious beliefs...
How do adolescents reconcile feelings of guilt, shame, or pride in response to witnessing social injustice?
Social justice is an important concept that refers to fair treatment for all...
LGBT individuals often face negative messages from their religion that can lead to feelings of guilt and shame. These feelings may be due to various reasons such as societal pressures, family...
Moral Conflict Can Impact Anxiety, Guilt, and Depression
The article is about the impact of moral conflict between religious beliefs and personal identity on anxiety, guilt, and depression....
How do conservative family expectations generate persistent emotional guilt in LGBTQ adults?
As society becomes more accepting of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities, many...
The research topic I am interested in is about how cognitive, emotional, and relational processes mediate repentance, guilt, and self-forgiveness among LGBTQ+ Christians who navigate religious...
The phenomenon of internalizing religious stigma is known to have far-reaching implications for individuals' psychological wellbeing, social interactions, and overall quality of life. One significant...
What is internalized guilt? It refers to feelings of shame, regret, remorse, embarrassment, or self-blame that stem from perceived personal failures, transgressions, or misdeeds. People often...