Institutional marginalization is the act of intentionally separating a group of people from mainstream society, often through discrimination or exclusion. This can have devastating effects on their...
Anticipating Redeployment
Anticipating redeployment is a term used to describe the anxiety and stress that soldiers experience when they know that they will soon be sent back into combat...
Peer and leadership support play crucial roles in building and maintaining trust, relationship stability, and emotional resilience. Trust is essential for healthy romantic and platonic relationships....
Combat trauma is defined as an individual's psychological response to exposure to actual or threatened death, serious injury, or sexual violence during a war zone experience. It can occur in...
Some studies have shown that intimate relationships can play an important role in the rehabilitation and psychological recovery of service members. Intimate relationships can provide a sense of...
Relational Coping Strategies for Soldiers
Soldiers often face many challenges when integrating relational coping strategies into their unit support systems. One challenge is determining which type...
Secrecy, disclosure, and relational maintenance are critical factors in military contexts, which can have significant psychological implications for soldiers and their families. These behaviors...
What are the consequences of keeping secrets about one's true self in relation to personal stress levels? How does this behavior impact mental health and wellbeing? This is an important question that...
The military forces have had a long history of deploying soldiers for extended periods away from their loved ones. This often results in a sense of loneliness and detachment that can be difficult to...
Emotional communication is an integral part of maintaining intimacy during times of stress because it helps couples connect and express their thoughts and feelings. When people are feeling stressed,...