Romantic involvement has been found to have both positive and negative impacts on an individual's stress response, coping mechanisms, and overall emotional resilience. On one hand, being in a...
Emotional self-regulation refers to the ability to manage one's own feelings, thoughts, and behaviors in response to stimuli from the external environment. It involves identifying, understanding, and...
Cumulative Stressors Affect Attachment Security, Relational Satisfaction, Emotional Resilience
The term "cumulative stressor" refers to the accumulation of multiple psychological or environmental...
Shared responsibilities for critical tasks are important elements that help to create emotional resilience in romantic partnerships. When couples share duties equally, they feel more connected to...
Soldiers have always been expected to maintain a tough, unemotional façade, even under extreme stress, but recent research suggests that this can come at a cost. When soldiers are forced to conceal...
The topic of sexual activity has been widely researched for decades, particularly regarding its role in human behavior.
How this interaction affects emotional resilience remains largely...
Soldiers are trained to be disciplined and tough individuals who can handle difficult situations with ease.
They too experience emotions like any other human being. When faced with personal and...
Sexual relations play an important role in marriage and can strengthen the bond between spouses. They are not just physical; they also involve mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects. Many people...
Sexual satisfaction plays an important role in the lives of military couples during deployment separation. Deployment can be a stressful experience for both partners, and it is often associated with...
While soldiers face many challenges during combat operations, one that is often overlooked is the need to manage their emotions in order to remain focused and effective. Negotiating emotional...