How do soldiers make sense of emotional disconnection that emerges as a protective mechanism during high-risk operations? Soldiers are trained to suppress their feelings and emotions during combat...
The relationship between emotions and resilience is well-documented in psychology research. Emotional bonds provide an important source of resilience for individuals who experience traumatic events...
How does emotional vulnerability facilitate or inhibit sexual communication under high stress?
Emotional vulnerability refers to an individual's ability to express their innermost thoughts and...
Strategies for Balancing Self-Expression, Operational Duty, and Relational Needs Under High Stress
Self-Expression
High stress can lead to a variety of issues such as emotional imbalance,...
The word “power” has many connotations, from political authority to physical strength, but it also includes interpersonal influence that can be used for good or bad purposes. Relational power is the...
How do soldiers maintain relational trust in high-risk, high-stress environments is an important question that has been studied extensively by psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, political...
During combat operations, soldiers are exposed to extremely stressful situations that can have severe consequences for their psychological health if they fail to manage them effectively. One coping...
Sexual compatibility is important in relationships because it can influence moral reasoning, relational trust, and emotional regulation under high-pressure military conditions. In high-stress...
Sexual prioritization refers to how individuals determine what they find most attractive, desirable, and pleasurable about themselves or others when it comes to physical intimacy. This can include...
How do romantic uncertainties interact with the experience of high-stress military environments?
Romantic uncertainties can arise when one or both partners are deployed, facing combat, or dealing...