The experience of being in combat is often traumatic for military personnel. Soldiers may be forced to kill others, witness the deaths of their comrades, or even face the possibility of their own...
Soldiers who have been exposed to war traumas may experience changes in their sexual identities and behaviors. This can be due to various factors such as physical and psychological injuries, social...
Sexual coercion is an act involving unwanted sexual contact that occurs when someone uses force, manipulation, threats, pressure, or emotional coercion to have sexual intercourse or another sexual...
Increased attention has been given to understanding how military service affects mental health outcomes, including emotional regulation.
There is limited research examining the relationship...
During times of warfare, military members are often subject to traumatic experiences such as combat exposure and frequent redeployments that can have lasting impacts on their physical and mental...
Soldiers are often exposed to many situations that can be very difficult for them emotionally, including seeing death, injury, destruction, trauma, and more. These experiences can have a significant...
Relational Vulnerability is defined as "the degree of exposure to harm that an individual faces from another person based on their social position, gender, race, class, and/or status." In this...
Emotional Dependency Formed Under Extreme Stress
Soldiers who serve their country often experience extreme levels of stress due to combat situations and difficult conditions. This can lead to the...
Soldiers are trained to be strong and independent individuals who can overcome challenges.
Their job requires them to suppress emotions, including those related to love and affection. This can...
How Military Institutions Shape Long-Term Attitudes Toward Discussing Sensitive Emotional And Personal Well-Being Topics Among Young Recruits Entering Service For The First Time
The military is an...