The anticipation of trauma or operational danger can have significant effects on how people communicate and cope in their relationships. When individuals are faced with potential threats to their...
The term "operational danger" refers to the potential for injury or death during an activity that is inherently risky or dangerous. This can include activities such as combat, emergency response, law...
Anticipating Trauma and Operational Danger Shape Intimacy and Sexual Decision Making
When a person is involved in dangerous work, their mindset shifts to focus on survival and safety rather than...
The anticipation of operational danger is a concept that refers to the feeling of fear, anxiety, or stress associated with potential threats in a given situation. It can have various effects on...
Sexual Functioning, Relational Trust, and Emotional Regulation
Exposure to trauma, operational danger, and moral conflict can have various effects on an individual's sexual functioning, relational...
The term 'anticipatory stress' refers to a physiological response that can occur when an individual perceives that they are about to be exposed to danger. This could include any kind of threat to...
Anticipating Operational Danger: Emotional Regulation, Sexual Risk Taking, and Relational Communication
Operational danger is an ever-present threat for soldiers deployed in hostile environments....
Anticipation of Operational Danger Affecting Attachment Patterns in LGBT Soldiers
According to the latest research published in the _Journal of Psychology_ , LGBT soldiers tend to form stronger...
Sexual arousal is an intricate process that involves both physiological and psychological factors. Anticipatory anxiety, which refers to the fear of potential negative outcomes associated with an...
Repetitive exposure to operational danger may influence the degree of emotional responsiveness and attachment behavior individuals demonstrate towards others. This can be seen through their reactions...