Internalized stigma is the process through which an individual adopts negative attitudes towards themselves or their identity that are present in society due to prejudice against them. This can...
Sexual and romantic experiences have been found to play an important role in shaping one's identity, self-perception, and moral reasoning. These experiences can range from casual encounters to...
One of the most striking features of military life is the lack of privacy that soldiers experience. This lack of privacy can have far-reaching consequences for their mental health, including how they...
How do soldiers integrate relational experiences into their broader sense of self and identity?
This paper will explore how soldiers experience and incorporate relationships during their military...
Social psychology has shown that people's identity is shaped by their membership in groups and by the characteristics they are assigned by others. These group memberships include gender, ethnicity,...
Sexual activity is a deeply personal experience that can evoke a range of emotions and physical sensations, including pleasure, excitement, and intimacy.
It also carries with it certain risks and...
Sexual intimacy is an important aspect of human life that can have significant implications for the recovery of individuals who have experienced traumatic events, including those who have served in...
Resilience is an important trait for soldiers to possess when facing stressful and unpredictable situations. It involves the ability to bounce back from adversity and maintain emotional stability,...
How do soldiers navigate conflicting relational norms imposed by culture, hierarchy, and personal identity?
A soldier's life is often characterized by intense physical and emotional challenges...
How do LGBT service members reconcile relational needs with professional identity, duty, and military obligations?
LGBTQ service members face many challenges when it comes to balancing their...