The role of parental modeling of emotional regulation is crucial in promoting resilience, identity development, and mental health in LGBTQ children. Parental modeling refers to the behavior of...
The level of partner support can be defined as the degree to which a romantic partner provides emotional, physical, and practical support during difficult times or in challenging circumstances....
Queer temporality is the way that LGBTQ+ individuals experience time differently than cisgender heterosexuals due to their unique identities and experiences. For many members of the community, this...
Many people face discrimination based on their social identities such as race, gender identity, class, disability status, etc. In addition to this, they may experience multiple forms of oppression...
Marginalized individuals have experienced oppression for a long time and have been forced to deal with it in various ways. Their stories have inspired many people around the world who seek to find...
LGBT youth often face hostility from their families due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. This can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness, which may impact their mental health....
This research paper will explore how queer individuals have developed various cognitive and emotional strategies to cope with the stressors associated with their experiences of systemic oppression....
Online spiritual communities can play an important role in helping individuals develop their identities, build strong social bonds with others, and maintain positive mental health. Participation in...
Resilience is an essential quality that individuals can develop to deal with life's challenges. It involves facing difficult situations and adversities without letting them take you down. When people...
Coping Strategies Mediate Relationship Between Social Rejection and Psychological Wellbeing Among LGBT People
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between social rejection and...