The concept of sexual autonomy refers to an individual's ability to exercise control and choice over their sexual behaviors, desires, and identities without external pressures, restrictions, or...
The term "sexual orientation" refers to an individual's biological, physical, emotional, romantic, or spiritual attraction towards another person. It encompasses both heterosexual (straight) and...
Social pressure is an external force that has been known to influence many aspects of human behavior, including morality and identity development. It can be defined as the expectations placed upon...
In many cultures around the world, there are various factors that determine how one's gender and sexuality are defined, including societal norms, familial expectations, religious beliefs, and...
What are the long-term effects of parental acceptance or rejection on LGBTQ+ identity development, mental health, and social resilience?
Context
The LGBTQ+ community has faced discrimination...
LGBT Adolescent Identity Development and Religious Belonging:
The Impact of Inclusive Communities
There has been increased attention paid to how identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or...
Intergenerational Family Attitudes Toward Queerness Impact Identity Development, Emotional Security, and Relational Satisfaction in Queer Youth and Adults
The term "queer" is often used to...
Cultural and Religious Frameworks
Cultural and religious frameworks are integral to how people view the world around them. These frameworks shape an individual's understanding of right and wrong,...
School environment plays an essential role in shaping students' identity and development.
Some schools are hostile to LGBTQ+ students due to their beliefs and values, which negatively impacts them...
How do parental attitudes toward sexual orientation shape the mental health and identity development of adolescents?
Parental attitudes towards sexual orientation play a significant role in...