Chronic hypervigilance is defined as an exaggerated state of alertness that can lead to difficulties regulating emotions, attention, and behavior. It has been associated with several psychological...
There has been growing interest in exploring how chronic military stress can affect neurobiological systems that regulate sexual desire and attachment. This is because military personnel often...
What is Combat Stress?
Combat stress refers to the mental and emotional strain experienced by military personnel when they are exposed to extreme and prolonged stressors during wartime. It...
Sustained exposure to combat-related stress can lead to significant changes in physiological processes that regulate emotional stability, resulting in a variety of negative outcomes such as...
What internal processes govern relational perseverance?
Relational persistence refers to one's ability to sustain positive emotions towards an individual despite negative circumstances that may...
Sexual activity has been linked to various positive effects on physical and mental health outcomes.
There is limited research exploring how sexual behavior influences cognitive performance,...
Sexual avoidance refers to a pattern of behavior characterized by avoiding or reducing sexual interactions with others. In terms of traumatized soldiers, this can manifest as a lack of interest in...
As human beings, we experience various stresses throughout life. Some are acute, short-lived, and don't have serious consequences, while others are chronic, lasting for an extended period. One type...
Sexual trauma is a common occurrence in the military that can cause significant mental health problems such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD is characterized by persistent symptoms...
Sexual Activity and Psychology
Sexual activity is an integral part of human life that can have far-reaching impacts on mental health and wellbeing. It has been shown to influence various aspects...