What psychological factors determine whether relational change is perceived as emotionally refreshing or emotionally destabilizing?
The transition from one stage to another in a relationship can...
Emotional synchronization is when two people share similar feelings and reactions to a situation, often without explicitly communicating them. It can occur through nonverbal cues such as body...
How can couples maintain psychosexual harmony during significant life transitions? This question has been researched extensively in recent years, and one major factor that has been identified is the...
Many couples find it challenging to adjust their sexual relationship to changing circumstances such as aging, illness, or recovery from trauma. This can lead to emotional imbalance and strain on the...
Researchers have been investigating the factors that contribute to resilience, relationship satisfaction, and effective identity integration for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) military...
Emotional flexibility is an important aspect that can help us deal with unexpected life events or transitions more effectively. It involves being able to adapt to changing circumstances while still...
Many people experience emotional distress when they are unable to participate in important life events or milestones such as weddings, birthdays, and holidays due to various reasons.
Some may be...
Narrative Identity is a term used to describe the way individuals perceive themselves and their place within a specific context or setting. It is an important aspect of personal development that can...
The concept of what it means to be an adult has been changing rapidly in recent years. In many parts of the world, people are staying in school longer, working more, and delaying major life events...
When significant life events occur, such as becoming parents, losing loved ones, or experiencing stress, individuals may experience changes in their sexual desires and behaviors. These changes can be...