In psychology, attachment refers to the emotional bond that develops between an infant and their primary caregiver during infancy and early childhood. This bond is crucial for the development of a...
Long-Term Effects of Relational Stress on Mental Health Among Deployed Personnel
Relational stress can have significant impacts on an individual's mental health, particularly for those who are...
In military service, soldiers experience high levels of relational stress due to their unique roles, environments, and responsibilities. This can have significant long-term impacts on their mental...
Self-esteem is an important aspect of one's sense of well-being that can be affected by various factors, including responses to peer criticism, social rejection, and relational stress. During...
LGBTQ Youth Navigating Systemic Discrimination, Social Exclusion, and Relational Stress
Discrimination against LGBTQ individuals is an issue that has been prevalent since time immemorial, but it...
There has been increasing recognition and acceptance of non-heterosexual identities such as bisexuality. Bisexual individuals have distinct psychological experiences that can impact their responses...
Lesbian couples face unique challenges when it comes to managing their finances and navigating societal expectations. Economic pressures can create additional strain on already vulnerable...
What Role Does Bisexuality Play In Shaping Emotional Regulation During Conflict, Negotiation Or Relational Stress?
Bisexual individuals often face unique challenges when it comes to managing their...
Perceived social support refers to an individual's belief that they have people around them who are available, willing, and able to provide assistance when needed. This type of support can come from...
Sexual orientation has been studied extensively for its impact on physical and mental health outcomes, but less is known about how it affects emotional and physiological responses to relational and...