Soldiers face constant stressors during operations such as combat, deployment, training, missions, exercises, field duty, and warfare. These stressors can impede their ability to communicate...
During military service, soldiers are often faced with difficult decisions that may put their morals to the test. One such moral dilemma is how to balance loyalty to their country and their personal...
Veterans returning from military service often experience emotional trauma that can lead to difficulties in maintaining their identities within personal relationships and intimate sexual encounters....
Integration of Relational Intimacy, Professional Obligations, and Personal Identity into a Coherent Self-Concept for Soldiers
Soldiers are trained to be highly disciplined individuals who...
Touch is one of the most important ways for human beings to communicate with each other. It is through touch that people express love, affection, attraction, trust, and emotional closeness.
Many...
The physical and psychological consequences of military service can be severe and devastating.
Combat injuries often result in loss of limbs, nerve damage, brain trauma, post-traumatic stress...
Hypervigilance is defined as an increased state of alertness or awareness, often characterized by excessive attention to external stimuli. In the context of military service, this can include...
What Challenges Do LGBT Couples Face When Reintegrating Socially After Deployment Or Service Completion?
After completing their military service, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer...
How is sexual satisfaction related to mental health outcomes post-deployment?
Sexual activity is an important part of human life that brings pleasure and fulfillment.
Sexual satisfaction may be...
Cumulative Stress and Trust Formation in New Relationships Among Soldiers
Stress can have negative effects on the development of new relationships, especially for individuals who may be...