The effects of stress and anxiety on human behavior are well documented across various aspects of life, including work, social interactions, self-esteem, mental health, and interpersonal...
Researchers have studied how employees perceive and judge morality in their workplace interactions. Many factors can impact this perception, including an employee's personal beliefs and values,...
Sexual attraction is influenced by many factors including physical appearance, personality traits, emotional connection, shared interests, social status, cultural norms, and unconscious motivations....
Emotional Intelligence Shapes Management of Relational Inequities
Emotional intelligence is defined as "the ability to understand one's own and others' feelings, to discriminate between different...
Today I would like to write about how accelerated emotional development in conflict or high-risk situations can affect sexual worldviews and priorities. This is an important issue because many people...
When discussing high-risk missions, there are many factors that come into play.
Anticipating the mission can have an impact on how individuals attach themselves to their partners and make...
The human body is designed to seek out comfort, solace, and connection when faced with difficult times. This instinctive need can manifest itself through various means, including physical touch,...
Emotional avoidance is a common response to stressful situations. It involves intentionally suppressing negative feelings such as sadness, anger, fear, or vulnerability, in order to cope with...
When a person experiences traumatic events, they often develop coping mechanisms to deal with the emotional pain. One common coping mechanism is to seek out intimate relationships to help them feel...
In the context of intimate relationships, attachment insecurities can have various effects on individuals' behaviors related to sexual satisfaction, intimacy-seeking and relational negotiations....