How do survivors interpret their partners' emotional responses when trauma has distorted their ability to read social cues?
Some survivors of traumatic experiences may have difficulty interpreting...
How does attachment insecurity interact with hypervigilance to shape intimacy experiences?
Attachment theory is a psychological model developed by John Bowlby that explains how infants form...
The process of repairing emotions after a traumatic event is essential for establishing healthy intimate relationships. During times of conflict or war, soldiers often develop coping mechanisms to...
Trauma-induced hypervigilance is a condition characterized by an exaggerated state of alertness and heightened sensitivity to potential threats. This can occur after experiencing traumatic events...
How does hypervigilance affect interpretation of subtle sexual and emotional cues from partners?
Hypervigilance is a state of increased sensitivity to stimuli that may indicate threat, danger, or...
The concept of hypervigilance refers to an extreme state of heightened alertness, awareness, and sensitivity to potential threats or dangers that can affect one's ability to form meaningful...
Chronic Exposure to Danger and Relationship Risk, Safety, and Trust
Chronic exposure to danger is an extremely stressful experience that causes changes in the brain and body. These changes can...
Hypervigilance is a state of heightened awareness and alertness that involves being constantly aware of one's surroundings. This can be beneficial for safety reasons but it may also have negative...
Soldiers are trained to be able to handle life-threatening situations such as combat situations. They must be ready to act quickly and decisively when their lives depend on it.
Being exposed to...
Anticipatory fear of danger can lead to a wide range of negative effects on sexual decision-making in military relationships. In this article, I will explore how anticipatory fear of danger...