Sexual Trust, Fidelity, and Negotiation
What is Sexual Trust?
Sexual trust is defined as "the belief that one's partner will not engage in acts of infidelity" (Rosenfeld & Reuben, 2019, p....
Soldiers who serve together for extended periods often form strong bonds that can lead to intense and complicated dynamics of loyalty, competition, love, jealousy, trust, betrayal, and revenge. These...
Sexual intimacy is an important part of many people's lives. It can be a source of comfort, pleasure, and connection between partners.
For some, it can also be a source of anxiety and fear. This...
Differences in attachment style have significant effects on how individuals negotiate emotional boundaries and relational expectations in interpersonal interactions. Attachment theory provides a...
How Does Self-Awareness Inform Negotiation of Complex Relational Issues and Decisions?
Self-awareness can be defined as an individual's ability to understand their own thoughts, feelings, and...
When it comes to intimate relationships, each person involved brings their own unique history and experiences that shape how they interact with others. For some individuals, past traumas can create...
How does reflective practice enhance capacity for constructive compromise and mutual understanding?
By engaging in reflective practice, individuals can develop their ability to understand...
Sexual relations play an important role in human society since ancient times. It has been considered that it is the ultimate expression of love between people, and the bonding between them.
It can...
How Does Anticipation Influence Conflict Resolution Strategies?
Anticipating Operational Stressors
Conflicts are common occurrences that can arise between individuals when they have different...
How do veterans adapt to relational expectations that prioritize empathy, negotiation, and mutual vulnerability over hierarchy and control? This is an important question for those who have served...