Moral identity refers to an individual's belief system and value set that informs their decision-making process. When a person experiences sexual violence, it can significantly impact their moral...
How do survivors differentiate between inherited fear responses and their own trauma-related reactions?
Fear is an innate response to perceived danger that has been passed down through generations...
Coping Strategies for Survivors and Witnesses of Collective Trauma
Survivors and witnesses can experience a range of emotions after experiencing collective trauma, including feelings of fear,...
Survivors of abuse often experience significant trauma that can have lasting effects on their mental health, wellbeing, and ability to form meaningful relationships. One common effect is the...
Survivors are people who have experienced traumatic events in their lives that may include natural disasters, accidents, war, violence, abuse, neglect, or loss. When they feel the continuity of one...
Women have been socialized to view their bodies as objects of desire, but also as vehicles for reproduction and caregiving. This can lead to a distorted relationship with their body image and...
Survivors of abuse often struggle with conflicting emotions and experiences related to their interactions with perpetrators. On one hand, they may feel a strong sense of attachment and even affection...
The article is about survivors' integration of social norms, hierarchies, and relational dynamics into post-traumatic ethical reasoning. In this context, social norms refer to socially acceptable...
How Survivors Navigate Relational Ambiguity
Survivors often encounter situations where they are unsure about how to act or respond due to conflicting messages from others. This can lead to feeling...
Article: How do survivors integrate philosophical reflection into ethical decision-making and post-traumatic moral reasoning?
Survivors of trauma often experience deep emotional pain, guilt,...