Repeated relational concealment is a common occurrence in many societies around the world. It involves hiding one's true thoughts, feelings, desires, and experiences from others, particularly those...
Emotional Regulation through Romantic Intimacy
Emotional regulation refers to the process of managing one's own feelings, thoughts, and behaviors in response to various internal and external...
In human relationships, it is normal to experience some level of stress due to changes in the amount of time spent together and communication frequency. This can be especially true when there are...
Sexual interactions between frontline military personnel have been shown to play an important role in shaping their cognitive, emotional, physical, and social development. These interactions can take...
Intimacy refers to close emotional connections between individuals that foster mutual trust and understanding. It is often associated with physical contact such as holding hands, hugging, kissing,...
Soldiers often face an ethical dilemma when it comes to their personal lives. On one hand, they have a duty to follow orders and fulfill their professional obligations. On the other hand, they may...
Can emotional intimacy buffer the psychological effects of moral injury or ethical challenges encountered during service?
A moral injury is defined as "a betrayal of trust that leads to the loss...
Section I - Introduction
When it comes to understanding the nature of veterans' mental health issues, it is important to recognize that they can exhibit a range of symptoms related to their...
How to Maintain Emotional Closeness When Trauma Disrupts Shared Futures Planning
When faced with unexpected life challenges such as chronic illness, job loss, natural disaster, or death of loved...
Soldiers have to cope with many challenges during their military service that can make maintaining intimate relationships difficult. This includes physical separation from loved ones due to...