Relationship satisfaction is a key factor that influences how individuals cope with both personal and professional stressors. When an individual feels satisfied and secure in their relationship, they...
Some people handle stress well, while others struggle to cope. This is true for both physical and mental health. It's also true for relationships. When deployed soldiers return home, they often face...
The topic of "prolonged separation" refers to being physically apart from someone for an extended period of time due to various circumstances such as distance, work commitments, military deployment,...
Repeated Exposure to Danger Intensifies Sexual Desire, Emotional Urgency, and Relational Prioritization Among Soldiers
During combat operations, soldiers are repeatedly exposed to dangerous...
Sexual Identities And Relationship Satisfaction
The article presents an exploration of how hidden sexual identities shape coping strategies, emotional expression, and relational satisfaction...
Operational fatigue and sexual communication
Operational fatigue is an issue that affects many individuals who work in high stress environments such as healthcare workers, emergency responders,...
Veterans are often reluctant to admit that they have emotional problems such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, or chronic stress because they feel like they'll appear weak if they do so. This can be...
There are many studies that have investigated how military service affects people's lives after they return home. One aspect of their lives that has been studied is their sexual scripts - the set of...
The deployment process has been shown to have various effects on an individual's emotional state, behavior, and relational dynamics. As such, it is important to examine how these impacts extend into...
Research has shown that deployments can have a significant impact on emotional intimacy between military couples, causing feelings of distance and detachment to grow. This is due to a variety of...