Article Title: How does witnessing or experiencing moral injury influence soldiers' emotional engagement with their partners?
Moral injury is a relatively new term that describes the mental...
Sexual dynamics are often explored through the lens of individualized relationships, but there is little research into how they play out in closed-system institutions such as the military or prisons....
Intimate relationships between partners are built upon trust, communication, mutual respect, and affection. Partners may develop different ways of expressing their love for each other based on their...
LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. Service members are people who work in an organization that provides military services to a country. Operational stress is when one...
Cultural norms can have significant effects on how soldiers express their sexual desires and emotions while they are serving in the military. Sexual attraction is an innate human instinct that has...
There are different types of relationships such as romantic, friendly, platonic, workplace, family, community, etc. In each type of relationship, individuals have their own sense of morality and...
How Sexual Compatibility Impacts Psychosexual Health, Relational Trust, and Moral Reasoning Under High-Stress Military Situations
Sexual compatibility is an important aspect of psychosexual health...
Cultural norms are an integral part of any unit's identity and can significantly impact how individuals behave in various situations. Military units have their unique set of values that govern their...
Section 1: Overview
To understand how soldiers interpret subtle cues of relational reciprocity and fairness in constrained environments, one must first define these concepts and their importance...
Can intentional cultivation of intimacy improve social cohesion within military teams? It seems like a simple question with an obvious answer; however, it is a complex issue that deserves further...