Attachment Styles
Attachment styles are learned patterns of behavior that develop during childhood and continue into adulthood. These styles shape how individuals respond to stressful situations...
Relationships between partners can be challenging to navigate due to various factors that may arise during their lifespan together. One such factor is trauma which can cause conflicting emotional...
One of the most important aspects of human wellbeing is sexual intimacy. It involves feelings of physical and emotional closeness with another person, which can be expressed through touch, words, or...
Soldiers encounter many challenges in their daily operations, including ethical dilemmas, operational stress, and attachment needs. These situations are often accompanied by relational ambiguity,...
1. Introduction
The current study investigates the effects of recurrent traumatic events on interpersonal relations and the ways they might influence human beings' capacity for emotional...
The effects of prolonged operational stress and sleep deprivation can be detrimental to veterans' relational patience, empathy, and sexual responsiveness. Operational stress refers to the mental...
Emotional attunement is the ability to perceive and share another person's feelings accurately and respond appropriately to them. When couples have high levels of emotional attunement, they are...
This article will explain how soldiers' attachment styles can change due to prolonged exposure to operational stress. It is common knowledge that military service involves unique demands, including...
Emotional intelligence is an important skill that can be used to resolve conflicts and maintain intimacy during operational stress. This means understanding your own emotions, as well as those of...
Repeated exposure to trauma and operational stress can have significant impacts on an individual's sexual behavior, emotional needs, and attachments. Traumatic experiences such as abuse, neglect, or...