The psychological wellbeing of military members is closely tied to their relationships, including those with family members, friends, and romantic partners. In fact, recent research has shown that...
Can romantic relationships act as both a source of resilience and vulnerability, and how do service members negotiate these dual potentials? Romantic relationships have been shown to offer numerous...
Relationships between partners are often characterized by periods of high tension when one or both individuals experience intense emotions such as anxiety, fear, anger, sadness, jealousy,...
The trauma can be defined as an event that caused intense physical or emotional distress and is likely to cause long-term effects such as anxiety, depression, flashbacks, and nightmares. It can also...
The impact of warfare can be devastating for both the soldier and their family members. Soldiers face immense physical and psychological challenges during combat, which often result in traumatic...
Step 1: Understanding the impact of traumatic experiences on relational trust, attachment security, and emotional safety among soldiers
Traumatic events can have a profound effect on an...
The relationship between two individuals involves a series of patterns that govern how they interact with one another. These include verbal exchanges, nonverbal communication, physical touching,...
The cognitive processes that take place when receiving feedback from a partner during an intimate interaction play an important role in shaping one's interpretation of such feedback, including how it...
The following article is about how partners manage relational stress when soldiers struggle to integrate morally challenging experiences into their personal lives. It addresses the ways in which...
How do partners manage relational stress when soldiers struggle to integrate morally or ethically challenging experiences into their personal lives?
Soldiers often face traumatic experiences that...