Psychological Effects Resulting From Repeated Concealment Of Identity In Intimate Relationships
People who have concealed their true identities in intimate relationships may experience various...
Identity concealment refers to the practice of hiding one's true self from others, particularly in contexts where it is deemed inappropriate or dangerous to reveal certain aspects of oneself. In...
Psychological research has shown that identity concealment is a common phenomenon in human interactions, and it can lead to conflicts due to misunderstandings and miscommunications. These conflicts...
Social support has been found to be an important factor in mitigating the negative effects of stress caused by concealing one's identity or experiencing workplace challenges. Research suggests that...
The practice of concealing one's identity is a common occurrence in many parts of the world. People conceal their identity for various reasons such as avoiding persecution, hiding from the law, or...
The unique challenges faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) service members are well-documented, but how they navigate these challenges within the rigid structure of the military is...
Coping Mechanisms for Managing Identity Concealment, Operational Stress, and Relational Demands Simultaneously
In today's modern world, individuals face multiple pressures from all aspects of...
Emotional labor is an increasingly important concept in modern society that refers to the effort made to manage one's emotions in order to fulfill social expectations. It can be seen as a form of...
Concealing Identity and Its Effects on Sexual Satisfaction and Emotional Authenticity
A person's identity is an important part of who they are. It includes their physical appearance, personality...
The topic of identity concealment has been widely explored in psychology and sociology research, but there is still much to be understood about its effects on interpersonal relationships. In...