How does interpersonal tension degrade mission focus, and what interventions address this moral-psychological erosion?
Interpersonal tension is one of the most important factors that can...
Personal instability refers to the state of an individual who has a lack of emotional stability and consistency in their behavior patterns. It can be caused by various factors such as mental illness,...
The topic of this article is how internal pressure to be mission-focused can negatively impact a soldier's ability to cultivate reflective emotional awareness. This means that when soldiers feel they...
Soldiers are trained to be objective, professional, and detached from their emotions. They need to maintain operational clarity so they can focus on accomplishing the mission without...
Sexual attraction is an important aspect of human nature that can be difficult to manage when it comes to military operations. Soldiers must balance their personal desires with the need for...
How do soldiers reconcile dual identities, relational needs, and hierarchical obligations to maintain emotional stability?
The question of how soldiers can successfully reconcile their multiple...
Intimate partnerships have always been an integral part of military life, but their effects on soldiers' safety and trust in one another are still debated among scholars. On the one hand, some argue...
A sense of sexual control can be defined as the ability to manage one's own sexual desires and actions in order to achieve desired outcomes. In high-threat operational environments, such as military...
The conflict between a soldier's personal needs and operational priorities can have severe psychological consequences that may affect their mental health and performance during combat. This is...
There have been several reports of sexual harassment and assault in enclosed and hierarchical military units, raising important questions about the ethical implications of sexual interactions between...