Adolescent moral courage refers to an individual's willingness to act ethically despite personal discomfort or social pressure. It can be a challenging task for adolescents to stand up against social...
Adolescence is a crucial time for the development of moral reasoning and social behaviors, including prosocial behavior such as helping others, sharing resources, and standing up for what's right....
Social exclusion refers to when an individual is isolated from society due to various factors such as age, race, religion, gender, disability, and economic status. It can be defined as the experience...
In today's digital age, technology has become an integral part of our lives. With so many distractions available, it can be challenging to stay focused and engaged in the present moment. Reflective...
Sexual and gender minorities (SGMs) are individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, nonbinary, asexual, etc. These groups have been historically...
Adolescence is a crucial stage of development that can be characterized by significant changes in cognitive and emotional processes. These changes can affect an individual's ability to reflect on...
Cooperative learning environments are an essential component of many modern education systems around the world, and they have been shown to be particularly effective for promoting positive social...
The philosophical significance of shared emotions is critical to fostering ethical solidarity. According to Aristotle's concept of friendship, individuals must possess shared ethics, ideals,...
How Does Pursuing Emotional Equilibrium Influence Ethical And Social Decision-Making?
Emotions are powerful motivators that can shape our behavior and guide our decision-making process. They can...
What cognitive and emotional processes enable empathy, tolerance, and prosocial behavior toward LGBTQ individuals in diverse cultural contexts?
Empathy, tolerance, and prosocial behaviors are...