Long periods of uncertainty can have a significant impact on soldiers' behavior in intimate contexts. When faced with extended periods of separation from loved ones, some soldiers may become distant...
The purpose of this article is to examine how war experiences can shape veterans' perspectives on love and connection, focusing on their moral and existential reflections during combat. Specifically,...
The military is an organization where men and women serve to protect their country's security and interests. It has been observed that soldiers who are emotionally fit tend to perform better than...
The ability to maintain interpersonal relationships is a vital aspect of human life that requires careful management to ensure harmonious interactions among individuals. In the context of military...
Moral distress is often described as an individual's internal conflict between personal values and professional duties. It has been studied in various contexts, including medical ethics, nursing...
Relational vulnerability refers to an individual's openness to emotional exposure and willingness to be emotionally dependent on others. In high-risk military contexts, relational vulnerability can...
How does anticipation of combat affect attachment behaviors, relational prioritization, and sexual decision-making?
Anticipation of combat, also known as prebattle jitters or pre-combat nerves, is...
I will explore how gender plays a role in the field of military psychology, focusing specifically on how different sexual psychologies can impact coping strategies, leadership dynamics, and overall...
The interplay between sexual activity, trust building, and ethics is a complex phenomenon that has been studied extensively within the field of military psychology. Researchers have found that...
As an expert in military psychology, I have studied how soldiers cope with relational ambiguity and emotional vulnerability in hierarchical settings for years. Soldiers experience relational...