The psychological impact of being a member of a marginalized group is known as "minority stress," which can lead to negative consequences for both mental and physical health. Personality...
Trauma is an experience that causes physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual harm to someone. It can be caused by various factors such as violence, abuse, accidents, natural disasters, or war....
The impact of minority stress, social rejection, and internalized stigma on an individual's mental health is a critical issue that has been studied extensively in recent years. Minority stress refers...
How do inclusive or restrictive LGBT legal frameworks shape public attitudes, societal norms, minority stress, and intergenerational perceptions of equality and justice?
LGBT stands for lesbian,...
Intersectionality is the study of how multiple social identities combine to create unique forms of discrimination. This article will discuss how gender identity, racial/ethnic background,...
Community-Based Resources for Minorities
LGBTQ+ individuals may experience discrimination, marginalization, and prejudice due to their sexual orientation or gender identity, which can result in...
Research has shown that emotional intelligence is a crucial factor in helping individuals cope with minority stress, interpersonal conflict, and mental health challenges. Minority stress refers to...
Academics have explored how a person's belief system can impact their identity formation through religion-based values and norms that are passed down from one generation to another. This article will...
Minority stress is a psychological phenomenon that occurs when an individual belonging to a marginalized group experiences negative reactions from people who are dominant in society due to their...
What are the psychological consequences of cumulative trauma experienced due to minority stress, harassment, or discrimination among queer women?
Cumulative trauma is a term used to describe the...