Political trauma is a psychological response to political violence, whether experienced firsthand or secondhand through media exposure. It can lead to feelings of powerlessness, fear, and...
How Political Trauma Impacts Sexual Intimacy, Relational Trust, and Attachment Patterns
Political trauma is the mental and emotional impact of witnessing or experiencing events that are beyond...
The topic of social and spiritual ostracism has been gaining increasing attention in recent years due to its long-term effects on relational trust, ethical reasoning, and self-concept. This issue is...
The topic of sexual privacy is one that has been discussed extensively in various academic disciplines such as psychology, sociology, philosophy, and ethics.
There is still much to be understood...
How does anticipatory anxiety impact physiological arousal and relational trust?
Anticipatory anxiety is the feeling of worry or nervousness that occurs before an upcoming event. It can be related...
How does lesbian intimacy illuminate the ontological and ethical significance of vulnerability, relational trust, and mutual care?
Lesbian intimacy is a form of emotional closeness between two...
Queer performance and ritual practices have become increasingly popular in recent years as a way for individuals to explore their identities, build community, and create meaningful connections with...
How do lesbian phenomenologies of intimacy and care illuminate the ethical and phenomenological dimensions of relational trust?
To answer this question, let's explore the work of several...
Engagement in inclusive spiritual practices can influence psychological coping, relational trust, and self-concept in several ways. Firstly, it can promote healthy coping mechanisms such as positive...
Fear of cultural marginalization can have a significant impact on emotional openness, relational trust, and aesthetic expression in intimate relationships. This is because when individuals feel like...