The relationship between military service members and their families is an important aspect of life that requires attention from both parties involved. In fact, a healthy balance must be struck...
The relationship between soldiers and their families is often affected by their experiences during war. When a soldier returns home from combat, they may struggle to reconcile the traumatic memories...
One way that anticipation of trauma or operational loss can shape relational prioritization is by making individuals more likely to focus their attention on those who are closest to them, such as...
The research question examines how anticipation of deployment shapes relational trust and coping strategies between partners. Deployment is defined as an extended absence from home for military...
Soldiers miss out on important events like birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, graduations, weddings, and funerals due to their military obligations. They feel guilty about it because they value...
Integrating Relational Experiences into Broader Personal and Professional Identities
Soldiers often encounter unique situations that can challenge their beliefs about themselves and others. These...
The question of how long periods of danger impact the way military personnel prioritize their commitments to their families and partners is an important one for those who serve in the armed forces....
In today's society, many couples face difficulties balancing their personal lives with their professional duties. This can lead to tension in their relationship, especially when one partner is in a...
Soldiers' loyalty to their country is often tested when they are confronted with personal conflicts that challenge them to choose between family and friends or unit responsibilities. This can be...
Soldiers are known to form tight bonds with their fellow comrades while on the battlefield. They share similar experiences and challenges that help them build trust and loyalty towards each other....