Shifting sense of personal identity can have significant impact on one's perception of morality and responsibility. The concept of "self" is fluid and dynamic, constantly evolving throughout life. It...
Identity is an important part of being human. It involves recognizing oneself as a unique individual, with distinct characteristics, values, beliefs, and experiences that set them apart from others....
Many LGBTQIA+ people come from strict, traditional, and religious families where their identity is rejected, and they are forced to hide their true selves.
Homosexuality is frowned upon in Islamic...
Social identity refers to the various characteristics that make up an individual's sense of self, including race, gender, religion, age, socioeconomic status, education level, physical appearance,...
How do people manage their multiple social identities under societal scrutiny? In recent times, there has been an increased awareness of how societies can place greater pressure on individuals who...
Identity is fluid because it can change and evolve over time. It is often influenced by factors such as culture, environment, upbringing, experiences, and personal choices. Moral consistency refers...
In today's world, individuals struggle to understand their identities. This is due to societal pressures that encourage them to adopt certain norms and values that do not align with their true...
Effects of Trauma, Abuse, or Harassment on Identity Consolidation
Trauma, abuse, or harassment can have significant impacts on an individual's sense of self, leading to feelings of dissociation,...
The Meaning of Moral Accountability When Identities Are Fluid and Desires Resist Categorization
To be moral is to act according to a set of values that are deemed right or wrong by society. These...
The current research explores the psychological effects of prolonged internal conflicts between social norms and personal identity that may lead to various negative outcomes for individuals. This...