The attachment theory is a psychological model that describes how individuals develop emotional bonds with their primary caregivers in early childhood and then apply these patterns to future...
The purpose of this article is to examine how past relational trauma can influence an individual's coping strategies when deployed. This study will investigate the relationship between prior trauma...
How do soldiers navigate the complex interplay between shared trauma and divergent coping strategies within relationships?
The military life is often associated with stressful experiences such as...
What is the significance of touch, sexual expression, and emotional sharing between Veterans who have experienced combat? How does their experience affect these interactions, and how do they...
Romantic attachments are strong emotional bonds between individuals that involve mutual affection, physical attraction, and commitment to each other. They can have both positive and negative effects...
There has been an increasing interest in understanding how sexual satisfaction contributes to the development of adaptive coping strategies in couples facing continuous environmental or occupational...
Soldiers are individuals who have a unique experience that often shapes their identity, values, and worldview. This includes their interactions with other soldiers, civilians, and people from...
Relationships are crucial to our overall well-being, both mentally and physically. They provide support, comfort, security, and love that can improve our self-esteem, health, and happiness.
Being...
Group cohesion refers to the shared sense of identity and belonging among members of a group, which can include friends, family, colleagues, or military units. Soldiers who feel strongly connected to...
There are many reasons why military personnel may be deployed for extended periods of time, including wars, natural disasters, humanitarian missions, and training exercises. While being away from...