Internalized Moral Expectations
The term "internalized" means to accept something as true within oneself without external pressure or influence. Internalized moral expectations are those rules,...
Intimacy is an important part of human relationships. It can be defined as the act of feeling close to someone else physically, mentally, and emotionally, and it involves sharing feelings, thoughts,...
Chosen families are essential to many queer individuals who may not have access to traditional familial bonds or who may feel alienated from their birth families due to their queerness. They provide...
Queer youth face unique challenges when it comes to negotiating their sexual and gender identities within societal norms that often marginalize them. This is especially true for those who come from...
How do societal norms influence internal conflicts between sexual desires and moral expectations?
Society influences individuals' beliefs about what is considered acceptable sexual behavior...
As people grow up, they are expected to develop into adults who adhere to societal norms and values. This includes their sexual orientation, gender identity, and romantic preferences. It is also...
The following article is about what psychological strategies help adolescents cope with ambiguity in social or moral expectations.
Ambiguity refers to situations where there is uncertainty about...
Families are fundamental to human life and society, providing individuals with emotional support, social identity, economic security, and moral guidance. In recent years, however, the traditional...
Transgender is an umbrella term used to describe people whose gender identity differs from their assigned sex at birth. Trans identities are often seen as challenging traditional ideas about what it...
What does queer visibility in public leadership reveal about shifting moral expectations in society?
The presence of queer people in public positions of power can indicate a shift towards more...