Queer philosophy refers to the branch of philosophy that critiques heteronormativity and examines how it impacts LGBTQ+ individuals' lives. It challenges the notion of identity as something static...
The importance of mentorship and guidance for adolescents cannot be overstated. During this critical stage of life, teens are constantly seeking validation and support from their peers, family...
The following research question guided this investigation: How does visibility or invisibility within social, educational, and professional contexts influence psychological security, self-esteem, and...
The meaning of emotions in everyday life is often subject to social and cultural contexts.
When someone says "I am sad," they usually mean that they feel some kind of negative feeling due to an...
Narratives are stories that people tell about themselves and others, often shaped by their experiences and identities. They can take many forms such as personal anecdotes, memories, beliefs, values,...
How do cultural norms shape interpersonal relationships, conflict resolution, and community cohesion in different social contexts?
Cultural norms are shared beliefs and behaviors that guide how...
Trans identity can be understood as a process of questioning and challenging societal norms related to gender and sexuality. This process involves a rejection of the dominant narratives that assume...
In today's world, coming out is an essential part of personal identity development that involves disclosing one's sexual orientation or gender identity to others.
Different social contexts have...
What are the psychological impacts of repeated "coming out" experiences in different social contexts?
Coming out refers to disclosing one's sexual orientation, gender identity, or relationship...
Queer approaches to happiness can be understood as challenging conventional, heteronormative ways of thinking about what constitutes a fulfilling life and how one achieves it. These perspectives...