LGBTQ+ adolescents are individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning their sexual orientation or gender identity. These teenagers face several...
How does participation in faith-based communities affect social adaptation, identity formation, and mental health?
Faith-based communities refer to groups of people who share common beliefs and...
Social adaptation is a process where an individual adopts behavior patterns or attitudes which are compatible with the culture they live in or surround themselves with. It can be voluntary or...
The issue of whether or not social adaptation can occur without compromising one's ethics or personal integrity is an important one that has been debated for centuries. On the one hand, it is often...
One of the most important aspects of finding social adaptation for LGBT individuals is self-acceptance. This means accepting one's identity and being true to oneself despite the challenges that may...
Intergenerational conflicts are commonplace in many religions, particularly those that uphold traditional values such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. These conflicts can arise when younger...
The impact of parental attitudes on LGBTQ+ youth has been studied extensively, but research has found that these attitudes have a significant effect on mental health, academic performance, and social...
Peer and community support networks can provide individuals with opportunities to build meaningful connections and develop strong social bonds. These networks can play an important role in promoting...
How do migration, cultural identity, and queer subjectivity intersect to shape social adaptation experiences? This question has been explored by researchers from various fields such as sociology,...
In today's society, the concept of family is often defined as a group consisting of parents and children living together under one roof.
For many members of the LGBT+ community, this traditional...