There has been increasing research into the role that sexual intimacy plays in maintaining mental health and emotional wellbeing. This has led to the exploration of whether sexual intimacy can also...
There has been an increased focus on the impact of romantic support on the mental health of individuals working in extreme operational environments, such as military combat or emergency response...
The coping strategies that couples employ after experiencing traumatic events, such as military combat, can differ significantly from one another. These differences may arise due to various factors...
Sexual coercion is a form of nonconsensual sexual behavior that involves using physical force or psychological pressure to have unwanted sexual relations with someone else. It often occurs in...
Participation in High-Risk Operations Can Alter Relational Commitments
When individuals participate in high-risk operations, such as extreme sports or military combat, their perceptions of...
Frontline sexual stress is defined as the intense, prolonged, unwanted sexual desire experienced by individuals who are involved in high-pressure situations such as emergency medical services,...
Emotional withdrawal is a common coping mechanism used by many people to deal with intense situations. It can be an effective way to manage one's emotions, but it can also have negative consequences....
Exposure to High-Intensity Operational Environments and Relational Commitment
Exposure to high-intensity operational environments can have profound effects on relational commitment. These...
Emotional closeness refers to the bond formed between individuals who share deep feelings and personal thoughts. Closeness is often associated with love and affection but it can also be established...
Emotional attachment refers to an individual's deep connection to another person, place, or thing based on feelings such as love, affection, and fondness. This attachment can influence how people...