How do individuals interpret emotional turbulence that emerges during reintegration when both partners have changed in different ways? Reintegration after a relationship breakup is an essential part...
Many people experience changes in their sexual behavior or desires that are driven by emotions. These changes can be caused by various factors, such as stress, depression, anxiety, trauma, loss of a...
Emotional regulation is the ability to control one's own emotions and responses to situations that may elicit strong feelings. It involves identifying and understanding emotions, their causes, and...
The phenomenon of chronic anticipation of loss has been studied extensively in psychology and sociology. It refers to an individual's tendency to fear or worry about future losses, regardless of...
Operational unpredictability is defined as the degree to which individuals experience difficulties predicting their future circumstances, behaviors, thoughts, emotions, and interactions with others....
In what ways does anticipation of operational loss shape relational prioritization and emotional regulation?
When people are confronted with imminent loss, they may experience feelings of fear,...
Wartime experiences can have a significant impact on people's lives and relationships, including their attachment style. During times of conflict and war, individuals are often exposed to traumatic...
There has been an increasing awareness that interruptions to romantic relationships can have serious implications for mental health.
The long-term consequences of these disrupted connections...
The topic of this article is "What are the long-term psychological effects of repeated separations on sexual and emotional intimacy?" This question may seem straightforward, but it has important...
The concept of 'love' has been discussed extensively throughout human history and continues to be an area of great interest today. While there is no universal definition of love, it generally refers...