The study of rotational deployments is an important area of research for scientists working to understand how different life experiences can impact human development.
Rotational deployment is...
Partner Support During Deployment
Deployments are often stressful times for both service members and their families. Service members may be away from home for months at a time, which can lead to...
Soldiers who have been exposed to traumatic experiences may develop different ways of managing their emotions, which can affect their ability to maintain positive relationships. While some soldiers...
There is a lot of research done in psychology about how social support helps people cope with stress and manage their mental health during times of crisis. But what happens when one or both members...
The impact of military-induced mobility on sustaining intimate partnerships has been a subject of much research and debate in recent years. This phenomenon refers to the disruption of romantic...
Soldiers Maintain Emotional Identity
In transient, high-stress, and high-mobility environments, such as those experienced by soldiers, it is essential for individuals to preserve their emotional...
How do partners maintain relational clarity when soldiers' reintegration is marked by fluctuating emotional regulation and vulnerability?
When soldiers return home from deployment, they often...
How Does the Rhythm of Deployment and Reintegration Contribute to Cycles of Emotional Closeness and Distance Within Couples?
The deployment cycle is a unique experience for military members and...
Many partners of those who are deployed away from home often experience feelings of loneliness and anxiety. This is especially true during times when there is a lot of uncertainty about their...
The reintegration process for military service members can be challenging, both mentally and physically. It is essential that they establish a stable home life before they begin their transition back...