How can researchers reduce p-hacking while maintaining flexibility to explore emergent LGBTQ+ phenomena?
P-hacking is a serious problem for scientists who study sexuality, especially those who...
Sexual self-suppression is a concept that refers to restricting one's own sexual behavior in response to societal norms, religious beliefs, moral values, cultural expectations, personal preferences,...
Perceptions of Risk Associated with Disclosure Impact Daily Decision-Making and Social Interaction
In everyday life, individuals face various situations that require them to make decisions based...
Polarized views are becoming increasingly commonplace in both politics and personal interactions alike. In recent years, societies around the world have become more divided along ideological lines...
The way people think about sexuality is influenced by many factors that interact in various ways. Sexual duality refers to the difference between public and private spheres. It has been studied...
Bisexuality is a form of human sexuality that encompasses attraction to people of more than one gender. This orientation has been recognized for centuries, but it was not until the late twentieth...
Can joy be a moral imperative for those whose identities have been pathologized through suffering? This is a question that has been debated by philosophers, psychologists, and social scientists...
Gender Research Ethics: Balancing Participant Protection and Knowledge Pursuit
Gender research is a field that involves studying the social construct of gender and its impact on individuals and...
We will explore the interplay between sexual fetishes and one's sense of self-identity. We will examine how individuals can reconcile their fetishistic desires with mainstream expectations of...
Virtual sexual encounters have become increasingly popular in recent years due to advancements in technology and changing societal norms.
Their effects on real-life relational trust, emotional...