How does the anticipation of danger shape emotional regulation, sexual behavior, and relational communication?
When humans experience danger, they often feel fear, anxiety, and stress. These...
In the human body, hormones play an important role in regulating many bodily functions such as metabolism, growth and development, reproduction, mood, and behavior. One of these hormones is...
Sexual norms can be shaped by multiple factors such as culture, environment, religion, family values, education, and personal experiences.
One factor that has received little attention is how...
Sexuality is an important aspect of human experience that can have significant impacts on psychological wellbeing, including personal resilience during periods of stress or crisis. Understanding how...
Chronic stress is defined as prolonged exposure to environmental demands that are perceived to be challenging or threatening. It can cause changes in hormonal levels, immune function, metabolism,...
Perceived threat is a psychological state where an individual feels that they are under attack from external forces such as predators, competitors, or adversaries. This can lead to changes in sexual...
Operational fatigue can have significant negative impacts on sexual satisfaction and relationship engagement. This is due to the physiological and psychological factors that affect people's ability...
The anticipation of danger is a common experience for soldiers during warfare. It can cause various physical and psychological reactions, including increased heart rate, sweating, trembling, anxiety,...
Sexual intimacy is an important factor in reducing symptoms of post-traumatic stress and combat fatigue. This can be seen through research that shows that it is an essential component of mental...
How Chronic High-Stakes Decision Making Affects Emotional Safety
Chronic high-stakes decision making can have a detrimental effect on a commander's sense of emotional safety, which may lead to...