How does political trauma translate into patterns of closeness, avoidance, or hypervigilance in intimate relationships?
Political trauma is defined as the psychological impact of experiencing or...
When people experience a conflict between their private erotic desires and their societal beliefs, they often suffer from psychological consequences that can be detrimental to their mental health and...
Internalized discrimination refers to an individual's negative perception of themselves based on their identity group. It can lead to low self-esteem, feelings of shame, guilt, anxiety, depression,...
There has been an increase in research examining how family members' religious beliefs can influence adolescent LGBTQ identity formation and subsequent outcomes such as mental health and wellbeing....
The topic I want to discuss is whether the human need for intimacy can be considered an ontological foundation of ethical existence. In other words, can we say that being in close contact with...
The debate surrounding the role of morality in human society has been a prevalent one throughout history. Morals are generally defined as standards that govern an individual's behavior towards other...
The popularization of cinema has led to an influx of romanticized representations of love, passion, and intimacy that have been shown through film. Movies often depict idealized versions of people...
How does anticipatory anxiety impact physiological arousal and relational trust?
Anticipatory anxiety is the feeling of worry or nervousness that occurs before an upcoming event. It can be related...
Emotions are an integral part of human existence. They shape how we interact with others and ourselves. Emotion regulation is essential for mental health and well-being. Self-awareness plays a...
Meditation and mindfulness practice are becoming increasingly popular among individuals seeking to improve their overall well-being. One area where these techniques can have significant benefits is...