We must understand that political trauma is a form of psychological stress brought about by witnessing or experiencing distressing events that are beyond one's control, such as war, natural...
Political rhetoric can be defined as language used to influence public opinion or persuade people towards a certain point of view. It is often employed during campaign speeches, debates, interviews,...
How does trauma from conflict influence attraction toward safety, danger, or forbidden bodies?
Trauma is defined as an emotional response to a distressing event that involves significant physical...
How Political Trauma Impacts Sexual Intimacy, Relational Trust, and Attachment Patterns
Political trauma is the mental and emotional impact of witnessing or experiencing events that are beyond...
How does political trauma translate into patterns of closeness, avoidance, or hypervigilance in intimate relationships?
Political trauma is defined as the psychological impact of experiencing or...
Corrupt Politics Alter Cultural Expectations of Intimate Trust
Widespread political corruption is a pervasive problem that has far-reaching effects on society, including the ways people form and...
Anticipatory Sexual Fears and Hypervigilance
Anticipatory anxiety is the fear or apprehension felt when anticipating something that may happen in the future. It can occur in various situations,...
Chronic concealment is a process where people hide their true sexual identity for an extended time, usually from family members or friends. It can have severe psychological effects that affect...
A person who has experienced trauma often exhibits hypervigilance, an increased state of alertness towards possible threats, danger, or fear. This heightened state may lead them to become paranoid...
Repeated Discrimination: Its Psychological Impacts
Discrimination is defined as the unfair treatment of individuals based on their race, gender, age, ethnicity, religion, disability, or sexual...