Emotional Reconnection After Long Periods of Perceived Numbness
Soldiers can experience a variety of physical and mental effects during and after their service, including feelings of detachment,...
How do societal stereotypes about soldiers influence their self-concept in emotionally sensitive scenarios? This article will examine how societal stereotypes affect the way soldiers view themselves...
The impact of exposure to repeated combat trauma on relational patterns, attachment, and emotional regulation is a critical issue for military personnel. Military life can be stressful due to various...
Sexual desire is an intricate aspect of human life that often takes center stage in people's lives but can be affected by various factors such as age, health, gender, and cultural background.
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MORAL INJURY FROM COMBAT
In the context of warfare, moral injuries are defined as lasting psychological wounds resulting from violations against one's moral code, leading to feelings of guilt,...
Sensory Imprints and Embodied Experiences
The human body is an incredibly complex organism that responds to external stimuli through its various senses. These senses are essential for experiencing...
The research is conducted to investigate how exposure to combat trauma influences attachment patterns, intimacy, and relational expectations. The study is based on the premise that an individual's...
Sexual identity is a social construct that varies from person to person. It is influenced by many factors such as culture, environment, upbringing, education, religion, gender norms, and personal...
Combat trauma is a significant issue that affects individuals who have experienced or witnessed physical or psychological violence during their time spent serving in military operations. It can take...
This research study aimed to explore the impact of sexual partnerships on psychosexual resilience, stress adaptation, and ethical decision-making in soldiers. Psychosexual resilience refers to an...