There has been an increased focus on the impact of peer discrimination on LGBT adolescents' emotional and cognitive development, particularly regarding their capacity for empathy and morality.
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How Does Internalized Homophobia Affect Moral Reasoning, Self-Perception, and Social Behavior of LGBTQ+ People?
Internalized homophobia refers to negative beliefs about oneself as a gay, lesbian,...
Media representations of gender identity have a significant impact on how individuals view themselves and interact with others in society. These portrayals often perpetuate negative stereotypes and...
How does media representation of allyship influence peer attitudes and social behavior?
"allyship" is an active, consistent, and intentional process of building relationships between people who...
Internalized stereotypes are negative beliefs about one's own group that an individual has unconsciously adopted from society and accepted as true. These stereotypes can be deeply rooted and...
How does emotional interdependence reveal the ontological limits of human self-sufficiency? In order to answer this question, it is essential to understand the nature of emotional interdependence and...
The term "queer" refers to anyone who identifies outside of heterosexual and cisgender norms. Internalized stigma is when an individual believes negative stereotypes about themselves and their group,...
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...
There has been an increased interest in understanding how individuals cope with stressful situations and manage their emotions. One factor that can greatly affect these processes is exposure to peer...
Shame, pride, and guilt are three moral emotions that have a significant impact on how people behave in society. Shame is defined as an unpleasant feeling caused by consciousness of having done...