How does perceived partner responsiveness influence emotional adjustment post-deployment?
Research has shown that there is a strong relationship between an individual's perception of their...
Veterans who have experienced combat-related trauma often undergo changes in their attachment styles that can impact their patterns of closeness and distance in relationships. Traumatic events such...
Cyclical Nature of Deployment and Return
The cyclical nature of deployment and return has been known to impact attachment patterns, emotional regulation, and sexual desire. When individuals are...
Attachment styles refer to different ways that individuals relate to others based on their past experiences. Insecure attachment styles can develop from early childhood experiences of feeling unsafe,...
Long-term partnerships require an ongoing effort from both partners to maintain their emotional connection through various challenges and changes. One aspect that contributes to this is maintaining...
How do differences in coping mechanisms and attachment styles affect relational satisfaction in military couples?
The topic of this article is how differences in coping mechanisms and attachment...
Anticipation of Partner Absence
Anticipating the absence of your romantic partner can lead to several psychological changes, including alterations in emotional regulation, attachment behaviors,...
In psychology, attachment styles refer to the way individuals form emotional bonds with others throughout their life. Attachment theory was originally developed in the context of childhood...
Sustained hypervigilance refers to an exaggerated state of alertness and readiness for threat or danger that lasts beyond its immediate purpose and interferes with one's ability to calm down and...
Attachment styles are shaped by early childhood experiences, which can be influenced by various factors such as parenting style, family dynamics, and social environment.
Military service has a...