Soldiers are trained to control their emotions, to remain focused on the task at hand and to keep their feelings hidden from others. But even when they succeed in this, there may be subtle emotional...
Strategies for Integrating Past Relational Lessons Into Future Relationship Behavior
Relationships are an integral part of human life, providing emotional support, companionship, and...
In psychology, attachment refers to an emotional bond that develops between individuals and their caregivers during early childhood. Attachment style is characterized by patterns of behavior that...
Collective exposure to traumatic events can have significant effects on individuals' mental health, including their ability to regulate emotions, communicate effectively about their needs and desires...
Sexual dysfunctions are medical conditions that affect an individual's ability to have satisfactory sexual activities with their partners. These disorders can take several forms and severities,...
Gender norms refer to socially accepted behaviors, roles, and expectations that are assigned to people based on their biological sex. Within military culture, these norms can significantly impact an...
In the aftermath of a traumatic event, such as military combat, natural disaster, or physical assault, individuals may experience difficulties forming and maintaining close interpersonal attachments....
Soldiers are trained to follow orders without question and put the needs of the military above their own. This can make it difficult for them to balance their personal lives with their professional...
Traumatic events can have a profound impact on an individual's mental health and wellbeing, including their sexual desires and behaviors. For those who have experienced trauma, they may experience...
Can emotional connection serve as a mechanism for moral and psychological resilience in military environments?
The answer to this question is a resounding yes. In today's world, where soldiers are...