Can intimate relationships among soldiers be conceptualized as microcosms of larger unit dynamics, and what insights does this provide for leadership and cohesion? This question explores how close...
There is growing interest in understanding how to best meet the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) personnel within international military missions. This article reviews evidence...
Soldiers must make decisions that have consequences for their lives and those around them under high levels of stress. This can lead to cognitive impairments, including reduced attention, memory...
How do shared emotional experiences within military teams shape the sense of belonging?
Emotions are an essential part of being human, they provide us with feelings that help us to understand...
Intimate experiences can be defined as physical and emotional interactions between individuals, often involving some degree of touching and affection. These experiences have been studied extensively...
A large body of research has investigated how individuals form attachments to others, particularly in romantic partnerships.
Less is known about how members of the armed forces develop emotional...
The question of how soldiers balance their emotional connections with the need to maintain functional coping strategies developed in combat is one that has been studied extensively by psychologists...
Anticipation of Operational Danger Affecting Attachment Patterns in LGBT Soldiers
According to the latest research published in the _Journal of Psychology_ , LGBT soldiers tend to form stronger...
How do perceptions of moral responsibility influence relational decision-making in combat zones? This is a question that has been explored by psychologists, sociologists, and military researchers for...
The concept of safety and emotional openness among military personnel has been studied extensively in recent years. Soldiers who are emotionally open tend to be more honest about their feelings,...