Adolescence is a crucial stage in life where one's socialization process begins to take place. It is during this time that an individual begins to explore their identity, develop friendships, and...
In order to understand how transgender experiences of embodiment challenge phenomenological notions of presence, it is necessary to consider the nature of gender identity. Gender identity refers to...
Religious doctrines are a set of beliefs and principles that guide individuals' spiritual and moral values. They also influence their attitudes towards various issues such as sexual orientation,...
Moral philosophy is a branch of philosophy that deals with how people make decisions about what is right and wrong. It seeks to answer questions like, "What makes an action morally good or bad?" and...
We will explore how early religious socialization can impact internalized homophobia, coping strategies, and identity formation in LGBTQ+ youth. The study focuses on the influence that religious...
Impact of Intergenerational Transmission of Stigma on Sexual Identity Development
Sexual identity refers to an individual's sense of self in terms of their sexual orientation, gender, and sexual...
How does intergenerational transmission of beliefs influence the perpetuation or reduction of homophobia within families and communities?
The word "homophobia" comes from Greek roots meaning "fear...
Society is often influenced by cultural standards that define how men and women interact with each other. These rules can be implicit or explicit, but they still exist everywhere you go. Cultural...
Many cultures and religions have rituals that involve some form of blessing or affirmation. These practices serve to transmit wisdom, teachings, values, and moral codes from one generation to...
Sexual identity is a psychological term used to describe an individual's sense of self in relation to their sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression. It encompasses how they view...