The way that soldiers negotiate their intimate relationships has far-reaching effects on their ability to form bonds of connection with fellow soldiers, as well as on their own personal identity....
Combat experiences can be traumatic for individuals who have been exposed to them. These experiences may include being shot at, witnessing death, or experiencing explosions that cause injury or fear....
Trauma and Risk Operations Influence Relationships
Exposure to traumatic events or high-risk jobs can affect how people form attachments, seek intimacy, and experience sexual pleasure. These...
In war, soldiers are trained to suppress their emotions and become fearless fighters.
When they return home from battle, they may struggle with an unexpected challenge - reintegrating into...
How does the emotional disconnect that forms as a survival strategy in combat interfere with long-term relational growth?
The psychological impact of war can be devastating. Soldiers who return...
Throughout history, human beings have engaged in warfare to defend their land, resources, religion, ideologies, and sovereignty. Warriors from different cultures have developed a unique relationship...
Sexual Interactions Shape Trust, Behavior, and Harmony
Combat is an extremely stressful situation that can affect people's ability to think clearly, make decisions, and act appropriately. Under...
Soldiers who experience life-threatening events may have different ways of coping with stress and trauma. One way they may deal with these experiences is through forming strong attachments to others,...
Sexual activities have always been a part of human nature, but its effect on loyalty, fairness, and ethical behaviors among combat-experienced soldiers is not well understood. This article provides...
Soldiers are trained to suppress their emotions for the good of the team. They learn how to control their feelings and act stoically in all situations, even when they are under extreme stress or...