Bisexuality is the attraction to more than one gender, typically male and female, simultaneously or alternately. It is often conflated with promiscuity and hypersexuality, which can lead to social...
When it comes to moral and philosophical reasoning among LGBT individuals, their experiences of social invisibility or marginalization can have significant impact. These experiences can shape an...
Adolescence is an important stage of development for individuals to explore their identity and establish relationships with peers and adults. Peer groups play an essential role in shaping adolescent...
How does exposure to affirming or inclusive religious rhetoric influence moral reasoning, identity consolidation, and emotional well-being in LGBT individuals?
Religion is a powerful force that...
Adolescent sexual exploration is a normal part of human development that can provide valuable insights into personal identity, relationships, and moral decision making. Adolescence is an important...
Peer influence is a crucial aspect of adolescent development that can have significant implications for identity formation, moral reasoning, and social learning outcomes. During this stage of life,...
The term "internalized homophobia" refers to negative attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors that members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community may have toward themselves because...
"The concept of divine intention is a fundamental part of many religions and can have a significant impact on an individual's moral reasoning, particularly for those who identify as LGBTQ+ within...
How does moral reasoning influence LGBT individuals' approaches to coping with trauma resulting from societal discrimination?
The experience of being a member of the lesbian, gay, bisexual,...
In the field of psychology, there has been much debate about the role that religion plays in shaping one's worldview and influencing behavior. Faith-based marginalization refers to the phenomenon...