Moral integrity is one of the most important aspects of human life, allowing individuals to uphold their values and beliefs even in difficult situations.
Systems that demand self-denial can...
What is Heroism and Why Does It Matter to Soldiers?
Heroism can be defined as a quality that inspires admiration for bravery and strength. In the context of military service, it refers to an...
Sexual desire is an integral part of human nature. It is a natural expression of love, affection, and physical attraction that is present in all individuals regardless of their gender, age, culture,...
Cultural Constraints on Emotions
Cultural norms, values, and expectations can influence how people express emotions and communicate feelings.
Some cultures may view expressing certain emotions,...
The experience of military service involves significant physical and mental challenges that can lead to feelings of vulnerability and isolation. One area where this is particularly true is with...
Loyalty is an important aspect of life that can be defined as a commitment to another person, group, or country. In the context of warfare, it is the willingness of soldiers to defend their comrades...
Adversity shaping post-service personal development
During military service, soldiers are exposed to extreme conditions that can challenge their physical, mental, and emotional strength. These...
This paper will explore how prolonged exposure to isolated environments can shape soldiers' risk preferences, emotional reactivity, and interpretations of social cues. It will provide an analysis of...
Emotional suppression is a common strategy that military personnel must employ to maintain mental stability during their service. It entails suppressing negative emotions such as fear, anger, and...
Most studies about the impact of war on soldiers focus on the effect of combat stress, post-traumatic stress disorder, moral injury, etc.
There are few discussions regarding the effects of...