Soldiers face many challenges after being injured or suffering from traumatic experiences during their time in combat. One of the most difficult issues they must confront is how to rebuild their...
How Moral Dissonance Experienced in Combat Impacts Perceptions of Relational Justice and Fairness
Moral dissonance refers to a feeling of unease that results from conflicting beliefs, values, or...
Moral duty is defined as an obligation to act in accordance with societal expectations or personal beliefs, despite potential consequences such as legal or social sanctions. It can be influenced by...
In many wars throughout history, military personnel have faced difficult decisions that challenge their core beliefs and ethics. These experiences can cause moral dilemmas and conflicting emotions,...
Soldiers' Moral Conflicts Between Duty, Intimacy, and Personal Identity
Soldiers face many challenges when it comes to navigating moral conflicts between their duties, intimate relationships, and...
Moral-Ethical Conflict During Deployment and Perceptions of Sexual Fidelity and Trustworthiness
Deployments to hostile environments have become commonplace for military personnel worldwide, with...
The concept of morality has been a subject of debate among philosophers for centuries, but it is also an important factor that affects the behavior of soldiers during their time in combat. Moral...
Moral and Ethical Conflicts in Service
Moral and ethical conflicts in service can have significant impacts on intimate behavior and relational expectations. When working in an environment where...
How do experiences of betrayal, relational discontinuity, or moral conflict affect sexual and emotional satisfaction in military relationships?
Military life is often characterized by separation...
Intimate relationships play an essential role in how people process emotions and cope with difficult life experiences. When individuals experience traumatic events, their mental health can suffer...