The trauma experience is often linked to psychological difficulties such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, low self-esteem, and emotional distress.
Research suggests that being involved in romantic...
Attachment Styles, Coping Mechanisms, and Emotional Regulation in Periods of Enforced Separation or Deployment
In periods of enforced separation or deployment, individuals may experience changes...
When it comes to romantic relationships, sexual compatibility is an important factor that affects several aspects of the relationship dynamic, including psychosexual adaptation, emotional regulation,...
One of the most important factors that can help soldiers build resilience is their ability to maintain healthy relationships with family members and friends who provide support, love, and...
Sexual rituals are practices that involve physical contact between individuals and have become increasingly popular among people who want to deepen their connection while exploring new ways of...
Sexual activity, whether alone or with others, is an integral part of human experience that can have significant physical, emotional, and social consequences. In hierarchical contexts such as...
In war zones, soldiers are often exposed to traumatic experiences that can have long-lasting effects on their mental health and well-being, including their self-esteem, emotional regulation, and...
How does relational satisfaction correlate with resilience, emotional regulation, and operational performance in LGBT personnel?
LGBT personnel are individuals who identify as lesbian, gay,...
How Combat Exposure Influences Emotional Regulation in Romantic Interactions
Combat exposure is a type of trauma that can have a significant impact on an individual's emotions, including their...
1. Overview
Intimacy is an important aspect of human life that involves both physical and emotional closeness between individuals. In the context of military service, where soldiers are often...