Sexual or relational risk-taking is defined as engaging in behaviors that may result in negative outcomes such as unwanted pregnancy, STDs/STIs, partner violence, or relationship conflict....
Chronic exposure to danger can have a significant impact on how individuals perceive relational urgency and sexual prioritization. It is commonly known that when someone experiences prolonged stress...
What is Relational Trust?
Relational trust refers to the level of confidence that individuals have in each other's ability to act consistently in ways that are beneficial to them. It is the belief...
The topic of this article is "How does exposure to battlefield danger shape sexual risk-taking and decision-making?" This question addresses the potential impact of combat experience on an...
Emotional resilience refers to an individual's ability to cope with stressful situations without letting them negatively impact their mental health. Building this skill can be particularly beneficial...
Sexual behavior has a significant impact on moral and ethical decision-making under extreme stress. When individuals are experiencing high levels of stress, their brains may be more likely to...
Sexual intimacy is often seen as a pleasurable activity that can relieve stress and provide comfort to individuals in their daily lives.
There has been growing interest in the potential benefits...
Sexuality is an integral part of human life, affecting behavior, attitudes, thoughts, and feelings. It plays a significant role in social bonding, personal identity, and emotional regulation. Sexual...
How Chronic High-Stakes Decision Making Affects Emotional Safety
Chronic high-stakes decision making can have a detrimental effect on a commander's sense of emotional safety, which may lead to...
The purpose of this paper is to examine how military personnel experience stress in high-risk environments and what impact it has on their perceptions of danger, sexual behavior, intimate...