Religious trauma refers to the experience of distress caused by one's involvement in a religious community. It can manifest itself through various means, including but not limited to physical,...
Religious belief systems have long been associated with social institutions such as marriage and family structures. For centuries, these beliefs have dictated how individuals interact with each other...
Can religious advice validate desire without moral pressure?
Religious traditions have often been known to be repressive of human desires and impulses, particularly when it comes to matters...
Religious communities have been known to promote strict rules regarding gender roles, marriage, and sexual behavior for centuries. They often emphasize the importance of preserving traditional values...
How do adolescents manage emotional fluctuations when interactions with someone they care about shift from engaging to distant?
As teenagers navigate their way through the complex world of social...
Compulsive message checking is an addiction that can lead to feelings of anxiety, obsessiveness, and low self-esteem. Many people check their messages for validation, reassurance, and...
Love is often considered to be one of the most powerful emotions that human beings experience, capable of bringing about profound changes within oneself and others.
Its ability to heal moral...
The study of how adolescent experiences of affirmation versus invalidation can impact their emerging social identity and self-concept is an important field of psychology. Adolescence is a time when...
Bisexuals are people who experience sexual and/or romantic attraction to more than one gender simultaneously. In our society, bisexuality is often seen as confusing, unstable, or unnatural, which can...
To understand the psychological processes underlying the compulsion to document and share one's identity journey online, it is important to examine the concept of identity. Identity refers to how...