Military personnel who have had lengthy service history are more likely to form strong bonds than those who do not. According to research, this bond is due to the hierarchical structure of the...
Sexual trauma is a difficult experience for many military personnel, especially those who have experienced combat stressors such as war or military service. It can lead to low self-esteem,...
There has been growing interest in understanding how sexuality affects post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in military veterans. This paper will explore the relationship between trauma and...
Moral injury is an emotional response to witnessing or taking part in acts that violate one's moral code, such as harming civilians or breaking military regulations. Moral injury can lead to intense...
How does moral injury influence decision-making about consent, fidelity, and ethical responsibility?
Moral injury is a type of trauma that occurs when an individual's moral compass is violated,...
Sexual intimacy is an important part of human relationships, but it can also be challenging for people who have experienced trauma, such as military veterans dealing with moral injury. Moral injury...
Shared Military Identity
The term "shared military identity" refers to the bond that develops between members of a military unit who have served together for an extended period of time. This bond...
There has been growing interest in the relationship between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and hypervigilance among military veterans and their partners. While some studies have focused on how...
A recent study conducted by researchers from the University of California, Berkeley has shed light on the psychological mechanisms that enable soldiers to maintain their emotional attachments despite...
The question of how soldiers reconcile changed worldviews due to combat exposure with pre-existing relational values and expectations is an important one that has been studied extensively by...