Soldiers who experience combat are vulnerable to developing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to their exposure to stressful situations. PTSD can have lasting effects on individuals' mental...
The psychological processes that support long-term relational growth despite chronic stress exposure are numerous and varied. One such process is resilience, which involves an individual's ability to...
The purpose of this article is to explore how chronic operational stress can impact soldiers' ability to deal with relational conflicts. Chronic operational stress refers to the prolonged exposure to...
Sexual activity is often associated with pleasure, excitement, satisfaction, and relaxation, but it can also have significant impacts on mental health. Research suggests that regular sexual activity...
The ability to deal with stressful situations is essential for maintaining healthy relationships. Relational emotional resilience is the capacity to bounce back from adverse events, such as conflicts...
Emotional resilience refers to an individual's ability to cope effectively with stressful situations or negative events without experiencing significant detrimental effects. It involves managing...
LGBT service members face unique challenges that can lead to stress and anxiety due to their marginalized status within the military community. In addition, they may experience discrimination,...
The question of whether sexual relationships between soldiers can impact their ethical alignment, adaptive coping skills, and relational trust in a unit is one that has been debated for decades....
Partner Support is Important for Coping, Resilience, and Relational Stability During High-Stress Operational Assignments
The importance of having a strong partnership cannot be overstated when it...
Psychosexual resilience is the ability to maintain sexual functioning despite exposure to trauma such as coercion or assault. It involves adaptive strategies that enable individuals to regain control...