The impact of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can have significant implications for a relationship, causing oscillations between emotional dependency and withdrawal. PTSD is characterized by...
Uncertainty about safety shapes emotional dependence and independence through several mechanisms, including fear of abandonment and anxiety. When people experience uncertainty about their physical...
The military has its own set of rules, regulations, and procedures that guide how soldiers interact with each other during operations.
There are times when these guidelines may be difficult to...
Relationships are a crucial part of human life. They can take many forms, including romantic relationships, friendships, family bonds, professional collaborations, and more.
These relationships...
Soldiers in the field have close bonds with their comrades. They live together, eat together, fight together, and risk their lives for each other. This creates an intense level of trust and closeness...
Shared risk refers to situations where individuals have jointly invested time, effort, resources, or emotions into an activity, relationship, venture, goal, or project. This creates interdependence...
Adaptation is a process where living organisms make changes to their traits so that they can survive better in an environment. This applies to humans too, who have adapted to many things like food,...
Prolonged engagement in high-stress environments can have significant impacts on soldiers' perceptions of attachment and dependency. Soldiers are required to be physically and mentally prepared for...
Oscillation between hyperdependence and withdrawal can have a significant impact on relational satisfaction and sexual expression. It is important to understand how this phenomenon works and what it...
Step 1: Identifying Relational Boundaries
Relationship boundaries are guidelines that outline what is acceptable behavior and communication between individuals within a relationship. They help...