How does the spectator's physiological reaction reflect unconscious psychological responses to subtle visual stimuli?
The physiological reaction of the spectator can be measured through their...
Neural and Psychological Parallels Between Love, Attachment, and Sexual Pleasure
Love, attachment, and sexual pleasure share several similarities in the brain and mind that can be explained...
Can queerness be viewed as an existential condition rather than a social identity?
Queerness is often seen as a social identity that refers to people who identify themselves as gay, lesbian,...
Philosophy is concerned with questions about reality and meaning. It explores how things exist, what they are like, why they are the way they are, and how we know them to be that way. Philosophers...
Religious anthropology has traditionally been concerned with the study of religion from an ethnographic perspective, focusing on its social and cultural contexts. This includes how it is practiced,...
Consciousness is an elusive phenomenon that has been debated among philosophers for centuries. It refers to the state of being aware or having sensory perception, and it can be challenging to define...
The term "attachment" refers to an emotional bond formed between individuals that is characterized by mutual care, trust, and reliance. In the context of human sexuality, attachment can manifest in...
Research shows that emotional regulation is a key factor in improving sexual satisfaction and relational stability. Emotions are an integral part of human experience and play a crucial role in...
Emotions play a crucial role in human behavior, particularly in interactions between romantic partners. They provide cues that help individuals understand each other's thoughts, feelings, and needs,...
We will explore the concept of sexual trust, its role in building resilience, and how it can mediate responses to stress or conflict. We begin with a definition of both concepts before delving into...