Trust is an essential component of healthy and meaningful relationships. When trust breaks down, it can be difficult to repair the damage, especially if there has been a significant miscommunication...
Relational stability refers to the degree to which a couple's relationship is stable, secure, predictable, reliable, and satisfying. It involves emotional attachment, communication, trust,...
The Psychology of Relationship Satisfaction During Frequent Deployment Separation
Frequent deployments are a common occurrence for many military personnel and their partners. These separations can...
Intimate Closeness
Intimate closeness refers to the emotional and physical connection that develops between two people who share a deep sense of trust, love, respect, and commitment. It involves...
Cognitive processes that enable long-term commitment in high-stress military environments are characterized by an individual's ability to persist through prolonged periods of difficulty and stress...
It is well known that anticipating death can change people's behavior. In fact, there are many studies suggesting that fear of death influences everything from risk taking to how much money people...
Emotional empowerment is an essential aspect of healthy relationships, especially in romance. It involves being aware of one's emotions and taking responsibility for them without fear of judgment....
Prolonged Operational Stress and Perceptions of Loyalty, Commitment, and Emotional Availability
The experience of prolonged operational stress can have significant impacts on an individual's...
Intimate relationships can be defined as close bonds that people share with each other through physical touching, emotional connection, and/or sexual activities. They involve mutual trust, loyalty,...
Research has shown that shared adversity can strengthen interpersonal bonds between individuals and teams. In this article, we will explore how shared adversity shapes long-term relational...